Have you ever wanted to create an Amazon EKS cluster that spans multiple regions or multiple AWS accounts? Historically, you've had to create a separate EKS control plane in each satellite region where you wanted to deploy worker nodes. Using the features of EKS hybrid nodes (and some IAM gymnastics), I developed a solution that allows you to create stretch clusters, i.e. clusters that span VPCs located in different regions/accounts. This can be useful when you need to run a workload in another region because of capacity issues in the cluster's account, or when the workload needs to be closer to the data it is consuming and/or its users. Feedback and PRs are welcome.