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The module should be refactored to create multiple node groups using set(s) of AWS EC2 Instance Classes that correlate to a StreamNative cluster size.
The node groups should have a desired_capacity setting of 0, allowing them to scale up/down according to what workloads are being scheduled by the StreamNative control plane.
Depending on regional availability:
c6i.large, c6i.xlarge, c6i.2xlarge, c6i.4xlarge
Or:
c5.large, c5.xlarge, c5.2xlarge, c5.4xlarge
Other requirements:
The name structure should match the naming pattern "snc-*-pool*"
Have some variation of the instance class in their name
The node group name should have a unique suffix
Nice to have:
Include a taint that designates its instance class (micro, tiny, small, medium, large, xlarge, xxlarge). This will require some coordination with the control plane, so it should not be used until it is supported on workloads. Example value structure:
@jrsdav Inspired by this comment, I found the terraform-aws-eks module actually supports creating launch template with instance types and don't specify instance types when creating node group via a set_instance_types_on_lt variable which is available in v17.4.0. That will allow us to update instance types in the launch template via Terraform without impacting existing node groups, then trigger an Instance Refresh manually to rotate instances.
The drawback of setting set_instance_types_on_lt is it breaks backward compatibility on existing clusters/node groups. Hence I created #85 to simplify updating instance types for existing clusters.
The module should be refactored to create multiple node groups using set(s) of AWS EC2 Instance Classes that correlate to a StreamNative cluster size.
The node groups should have a
desired_capacity
setting of0
, allowing them to scale up/down according to what workloads are being scheduled by the StreamNative control plane.Depending on regional availability:
Or:
Other requirements:
"snc-*-pool*"
Nice to have:
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