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It's not literally impossible to delete a cluster, I do this many times daily fully automated with no issues, and an EKS cluster is not tied to a VPC or subnets
by unfunco 5y ago
It's not literally impossible to delete a cluster, I do this many times daily fully automated with no issues, and an EKS cluster is not tied to a VPC or subnets, you can spin them up independently, and you can delete your clusters without affecting the VPC or subnets in any way.
An Ingress or a service of type LoadBalancer will create a load balancer in AWS that's tied to your cluster, but that's the whole point of Kubernetes, it'll spin up the equivalent resources in Azure or GCP or DigitalOcean.