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I thought EKS was managed? Do you still have to manage the underlying instances in EKS?
by mgalgs 9y ago
I thought EKS was managed? Do you still have to manage the underlying instances in EKS?
- kainosnoema 9y agoYes, EKS is just managed K8s, which is the orchestration layer. You still need to have EC2 instances for the EKS tasks to be scheduled on. Unless you run your EKS tasks on Fargate, which is coming in 2018.
- avgkol 9y agoSo if I do "kubectl get nodes" while using Fargate, what do I see in response?