EKS Anywhere., cluster autoscaling and node group aware topologies

Ambar Hassani
2 min readMay 2, 2023

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This article is part of the EKS Anywhere series EKS Anywhere, extending the Hybrid cloud momentum | by Ambar Hassani | Apr, 2022 | Medium

In the current decade, customers are being benefited with a variety of on-premises/colocation based as-a-service flexible consumption models, e.g., Dell APEX wherein they can optimize their technology spend based on baseline plus on-demand buffer capacity.

Image credit: APEX Flex on Demand | Dell India

In addition, there is a plethora of Data on Kubernetes services that are being offered via Enterprise operators or community-based projects. These data services explicitly need an assurance from the underlying abstractions to place the workloads in worker nodes that require a varied strategy than the regular workloads used for stateless applications.

In this blog we will demo and explore the technological aspects of EKS Anywhere to support Auto-scaling and node groups. Such potential technology configurations if rightfully combined with powerful flexible consumption models can unearth significant cloud like experiences for customers.

Please note that this is purely a technical configuration related content. However, it is up to the imagination of the reader for extrapolating technical and business benefits via its implementation.

The video showcases a complete walkthrough of how EKS Anywhere clusters can be enabled with Auto-scaling and Node groups for targeted workload deployments.

Steps to execute:

The entire procedure as seen in the above video is documented within the the associated github repo sub-directory

That’s it for now. Hope you enjoyed the read and understood how EKS Anywhere can be configured with Node groups and Autoscaling.

cheers,

Ambar@thecloudgarage

#iwork4dell

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Ambar Hassani
Ambar Hassani

Written by Ambar Hassani

24+ years of blended experience of technology & people leadership, startup management and disruptive acceleration/adoption of next-gen technologies

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