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Add Cluster AutoScaler as an Addon #170
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I think we should be able to cater for this very easily once #132 lands. So we can add IAM role changes (perhaps as a flag) in 0.1.x (and document usage), and then implement actual add-on in 0.2.x, when we have proper way of managing add-ons. |
Adds the ability and flag for requesting the necessary policy for the cluster-autoscaler application. This will be revisited once the add-on work is done. Issue #170
Adds the ability and flag for requesting the necessary policy for the cluster-autoscaler application. This will be revisited once the add-on work is done. Issue #170
Adds the ability and flag for requesting the necessary policy for the cluster-autoscaler application. This will be revisited once the add-on work is done. Issue #170
Adds the ability and flag for requesting the necessary policy for the cluster-autoscaler application. This will be revisited once the add-on work is done. Issue #170
As similar as I wrote in #242 (comment), I'm personally fine as long as eksctl adds necessary IAM perms to the role. Based on my experience in kube-aws, users occasionally wanted to update just a subset of installed addons, like in this case just adding a flag to cluster-autoscaler. Also, some people wanted to uninstall CA installed by kube-aws and rather use helm or their own manifest for further management. So for the former case, running eksctl just for updating a single addon would be just cumbersome. For the latter case installing CA via an addon seems redundant. |
The IAM permissions are now available with |
Needs to add the following policy to the instance role:
Apply the CA manifest file with the autoscaling group prefilled.
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