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Some solutions already exist to automate clusters' creation, upgrade, deletion, like for instance ClusterAPI. Such solutions require the existance of a management Kubernetes cluster from where tens of other Kubernetes clusters are then programmatically created and managed.
So after cluster creation, the next problem that needs to be addressed is how to programmatically manage Kubernetes add-ons in each managed cluster from the management cluster. Luckily, even in this space, there are already existing solutions. For instance, Sveltos is an open source project to programmatically deploy Kubernetes add-ons in tens of Kubernetes clusters.
![Sveltos addons management](https://github.com/projectsveltos/demos/raw/main/addons/sveltos_addons.gif)
Kyverno is present in the management cluster;
I have created management cluster on my laptop. It is a Kind cluster. In the management cluster, I have deployed both ClusterAPI (with Kind as infrastructure provider) and Sveltos.