Currently, I'm running a Kubernetes cluster on GCloud K8s Engine.

Now I'm running an OpenVPN Server on there to create a network where multiple clients can talk together in a client-to-client fashion. If I'm using just a single VPN server it also already works. The client can connect to the K8s Pod and communicate with other clients or even the server itself.

However now I want to make that a little bit more available and want to have at least two servers which means I create another VPN network, which is relatively simple, by using the same configuration I used in server1 (I just need to adjust the Subnet).

But the tricky part is how can I make it happen that both pods can correctly route the networks?

i.e. I have the VPN networks 172.40.0.0/16 (Pod 1) and 172.41.0.0/16 (Pod 2). Does K8s or GCloud have any way of announcing the VPN network so that the pods will correctly route requests from 172.40.0.0/16 to 172.41.0.0/16

(OpenVPN will have both routes pushed to the client, so either Pod 1 will be the gateway or Pod 2)

I wouldn't bother writing code so that I can correctly communicate with the pods i.e. if I create a GCloud Route with the POD IP as a gateway with the networks would that work?