Open matti opened 1 year ago
a sample of ec2-instance-selector that I'm using to get the list I want. I can not use eksctl built-in ec2-instance-selector as it's bare bones and doesn't support all filtering options provided in ec2-instance-selector
ec2-instance-selector \
--region="$region" \
--availability-zones $zones \
--vcpus="$vcpus" \
--memory-min="$memory" \
--hypervisor nitro \
--cpu-architecture x86_64 \
--deny-list "^vt.|^inf.|d\.|en\.|dn\." \
--gpus 0 \
--network-performance-max "$network_performance_max" \
--root-device-type ebs \
--usage-class="$class" \
--price-per-hour-max "$price_max" \
--max-results 100
Hi @matti. If we allow eu-north-1a
to be selected, EKS may actually try to create r5b.8xlarge
instances within this AZ, as it does not have any kind of filtering/validation mechanism to avoid that. By skipping the AZ, eksctl
is merely preventing you from running into the error caught in https://github.com/eksctl-io/eksctl/issues/6461. So, even if we don't skip the AZ, you may occasionally run into a nodegroup creation error.
With that in mind, what would be your desired behaviour?
error out instead as I am requesting things that can not be fulfilled
now the behaviour is imo unexpected as it "silently" (unless I follow the logs) removes an AZ from what I'm expecting.
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What were you trying to accomplish?
Create managed nodegroups with a list of instances
What happened?
I have a list of instances as follows from ec2-instance-selector:
c5a.8xlarge c6i.8xlarge c6in.8xlarge m5.8xlarge m6i.8xlarge m7i-flex.8xlarge m7i.8xlarge r5.8xlarge r5b.8xlarge r5n.8xlarge r6i.8xlarge
In https://github.com/eksctl-io/eksctl/pull/6464 @TiberiuGC fixed https://github.com/eksctl-io/eksctl/issues/6461 issue by removing all availability zones where one of the instances is not available
skipping eu-north-1a from selection because it doesn't support the following instance type(s): r5b.8xlarge
This is extremely unlucky, as I use
ec2-instance-selector
to just get a list of machines of certain type - I don't actually care what the exact instance types are, as long as they fit certain criteria.So now I'm missing one availability zone in my node groups.