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JAWS PANKRATION 2024

Slash Costs & Boost Efficiency: Karpenter's Secret to Kubernetes Scaling

Lv200

Lv200

2024/8/25 01:40 (JST)

セッション情報

In this session, I'll be discussing the limitations of using Cluster Autoscaler, its advantages, and how Karpenter addresses those limitations.

I’ll also provide a brief overview of EKS cluster architecture, explain how Karpenter operates, and demonstrate how it optimizes cluster nodes automatically.

 

While Karpenter excels in scaling, its capabilities extend far beyond that to include cost optimization through features like consolidation.

 

I'll showcase a live demo with an application to illustrate how nodes scale up and down based on pod scheduling.

This demo will highlight how Karpenter optimizes costs by consolidating nodes and selecting the appropriate instance types from various options configured in the provisioner.

 

Additionally, I’ll demonstrate the significant business impact of Karpenter and explore its use cases beyond typical web/app applications, including its role in data analytics, machine learning, and building foundational models for generative AI.

Nagababu  Medicharla

Nagababu Medicharla

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セッションカテゴリ
Container
Machine learning


関連AWSサービス
VPC
IAM
EKS
Karpenter

セッション資料

    セッションアーカイブ

    セッションサマリ(by Amazon Bedrock)
      The speaker discusses Kubernetes Auto Scaling and introduces Carpenter, a tool for efficient node management in Kubernetes clusters. They begin by explaining the EKS (Elastic Kubernetes Service) architecture, which consists of a control plane and a data plane. The presentation covers various deployment options for EKS, including self-managed nodes, managed node groups, Fargate profiles, EKS Outposts, and EKS Anywhere. The speaker then explains the traffic flow in an EKS cluster and introduces two types of auto-scaling: horizontal pod auto-scaling and node auto-scaling. Horizontal pod auto-scaling involves adding more pods to balance the load when CPU or memory usage reaches a defined threshold. Node auto-scaling becomes necessary when there are insufficient resources to schedule new pods. The speaker compares two node auto-scaling mechanisms: Cluster Autoscaler and Carpenter. Cluster Autoscaler relies on auto-scaling groups and can be slower to respond. Carpenter, on the other hand, is faster and more efficient, using API actions to create nodes based on specific requirements. Carpenter offers several advantages: 1. Quick node creation and removal 2. Cost optimization by selecting appropriate instance types 3. Cluster optimization by consolidating pods onto fewer nodes The speaker demonstrates Carpenter's functionality using a sample EKS cluster, showing how it dynamically adds nodes based on resource requirements defined in a nodepool.yaml file. In conclusion, Carpenter is presented as an efficient alternative to traditional auto-scaling methods, offering faster response times and better resource utilization in Kubernetes clusters.

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