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Users should not need to deal with EC2 instances.
expose an interface for users to create a node pool that looks like:
A node pool can run as ondemand or spot-instances
module "worker-pool" { source = ".." node_pool = "r6g.medium" min_size = 0 max_size = 10 on_demand_percentage = 0 equivalent_instance_types = [ "r6g.large", "r5.large", "r4.large", ] target_group_arns = [] # for egress-ready instances cluster_server = k3s_server._private_dns vpc_security_group_ids = module.common.vpc_security_group_ids node_pool_tags = module.common.node_pool_tags }
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Deprioritized, because this might go against the project's goal of simplicity
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Partially implemented in v0.1.5
v0.1.5
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Users should not need to deal with EC2 instances.
expose an interface for users to create a node pool that looks like:
A node pool can run as ondemand or spot-instances
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: