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We've been using EKS since it went GA. We haven't had a single control plane outage that I am aware of.
by AaronM 6y ago
We've been using EKS since it went GA. We haven't had a single control plane outage that I am aware of.
- whatsmyusername 6y agoI'm sure it works fine if you can get it running (documentation didn't work when I played with it). I'm referring more to the $200/month it was per control plane. That to me is a product they offer because someone else is offering it, but they don't want you to actually use it.
- amerine 6y agoI take it the isolated $200/control plane is too expensive. What do you think the right price point is for that isolation?
- whatsmyusername 6y agoECS control planes cost nothing. If you're actually looking to build isolation in AWS then you're going to need EC2 dedicated for your EKS member hosts. So you're not getting isolation for $200/month (I'd have to spec it out but dedicated hosts are pricey to the point that it'd be competing with physical hardware in a colo). That $200/month for not-really-isolated is also per plane. So if you want a separate staging environment it's another $200/month. Client API sandbox? Same thing. It's wack.