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Hi Thank you for this awesome video. I just want to know that I have an existing cluster with separate nodes like one node is in the public subnet another is in private subnet and I want to make that particular private node as a autoscaling node and secondly how can be the number of nodes increase(cluster autoscaling behave) without adding manual replica set?
this videos explains better than anything else I have find, could you do one explaining EKS fargate with autoscaling and another one explaining EFS connection to EKS
The eksctl command to create a cluster is so easy. I had to create the full infrastructure using cloudformation. Can you please forward the link to these commands. I am not sure these simple commands are shown in aws docs anymore.
Hey Raj, great video! 1 quick question - After replicas are increased in the deployment file and it's redeployed, the nodes are auto created but the pods don't associate with the new node created even though the nodeSelector is right. It constantly shows in pending state. Any thoughts here?
I am really thankful you put up this video. Because without lectures of this kind, a person like me with limited comprehensibility of the language used in documentations could never actually understand the essence ever.
Your course is very nice. I have a question like in aws we have feature like we can scale based on the queue length. is there a way we can scale in Kubernetes on basis of queue length?
Don't use HPA or Cluster Autoscaler and just use fixed value in replicaset to keep it at fixed size. or you can use HPA to utilize the nodes you have and don't set up cluster autoscaler