How to setup Autoscaling on Kubernetes / Amazon EKS: Cluster Autoscaler & Horizontal Pod Autoscaler

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In this video, we explore the Cluster Autoscaler, and Horizontal Pod Autoscaler (HPA).

[@samahome]

Wonderful workshop(s) & excellent explanations with all your sessions on "all things about containers", specifically with "EKS". Always love the way you conduct these workshops in a "very joyous mood & with illustrations".

[@OpenEmoto]

You saved my day!

[@justinogala1729]

Thanks. It's educative.

[@zongzaili9701]

great job

[@SV-tc8cu]

unfortunately it is out of sync with the site contnet as service accont has been added. This does however gets mentioned in the video. Anyway, thank you for the fantastice series!

[@ContainersfromtheCouch]

Thanks for the info!

[@joepinto5066]

perfect, can you please send us a link to get the yaml to autoscalling, please.

[@icurtispe]

A good advise would be how to save money, maybe stopping the cluster, since this workshop take some days to complete.

[@SV-tc8cu]

Look in the clean up section

[@brandonclodius1210]

Can someone explain why the hpa command reports values over 100%, I didn't quite understand that.

[@madrag]

Could anyone share how to connect to kube-ops-view with ClusterIP and kubectl proxy option in Cloud9 ?

[@brandonclodius1210]

I ran kubectl proxy and then accessed from the following address. localhost:8001/api/v1/namespaces/default/services/kube-ops-view/proxy/#

[@giovannygalindo4726]

I accidentally close my TERMINAL where the LOOP was working and is still going on, what can I do????? how can I recover that terminal and how to stop it???

[@Abdullah32066]

Thanks a lot! But it could be even better if you would use declarative yaml files instead of running kubectl commands.