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Can those instances be used in GKE node pools?
by dsign 7y ago
Can those instances be used in GKE node pools?
- boulos 7y agoDisclosure: I work on Google Cloud. Should be, once the rollouts complete. So once you can see N2D types in the Console for your project, I think it'll just flow naturally to GKE.
- cvallejo 7y agoDisclosure: I also work on Google Cloud That's correct! Once the rollout completes, you will be able to use N2D instances for GKE!
- p_l 7y agoAnd if it doesn't, it was always possible to break GKE state into "offering" node types that were not supported. Source: me, using preemptible instances for a year before they got into GKE ;-) Modifying instance group templates is your friend.
- crazysim 7y agoYeah, this can be done for nested virtualization instances (images) too.
- simonebrunozzi 7y ago> Disclosure: I also work on Google Cloud Wow, half of the comments so far start with this disclosure! Tons of Google people lurking on HN :)
- gpm 7y agoToo be fair, it's just two of them answering questions, and one is both OP and the product manager.
- leemoonsoo 7y agoWhen gVisor is enabled, hyper-threading is disabled (https://cloud.google.com/kubernetes-engine/docs/concepts/sandbox-pods https://cloud.google.com/kubernetes-engine/docs/concepts/san...) and GKE cluster shows only half the CPU as available resources. Does n2d instance is considered safe from CPU vulnerability and safely enable hyper-threading when used with gVisor?