How to create a cluster of ssh servers?

You asked, "Is there a way we can configure a cluster of ssh server?"

There is no way to... create a cluster of stateful sshd instances, as this violates then entire premise of sshd... which specifically tracks all sorts of key/IP relationships, which is why you get a passphrase prompt anytime you attempt moving to a new machine down a string of sshd connections.

Mention why.

Describe what you're trying to accomplish or what problem you're trying to solve.

When I try to put the same hostkey in all ssh-server and when I ssh then I get error saying this host key is bound to another IP. How can I resolv it?

myhost.com,xx.xx.xx.xx ecdsa-sha2-nistp256 AAAAE0VjZHNhLXNoYTIhbmlzdHAyNTYAAAAIbmlzdHAyN3YAAABBBGictWp/32RZ2qsaBP5uc6xym0sH/73/ZedmjAvkiHslYllFIO8S9NCkuOYyOTDht9Zai4ZX3N6tOGi3AkC4Bk8=

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I just want user not to get warning or MITM error when they get the same host key from other IP as my domain myhost.com will resolve to multiple IP addresses and when someone login they every time they may get new IP with same hostkey.

The only way you can resolve this is by ignoring these errors, as keys pin to IPs.

All your ssh commands must include the ignore option...

ssh -o StrictHostKeyChecking=no

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Which will usually clear this up.