- awslabs/amazon-eks-ami#951
- containerd/containerd#6964 (comment)
- Add log collection functionality
- Add validate functionality
- Will need to write a config file to use for validation - will capture the build-spec and join-spec so that when running
eksnode validate, the default behavior will be to load this file to infer how the node was intended to be setup
- Will need to write a config file to use for validation - will capture the build-spec and join-spec so that when running
- Enable STIG support
- Enable FedRAMP support
- Add reporting for CIS, STIG, FedRAMP compliance with OpenSCAP
- Add functionality to generate SBOM; both locally and remotely in S3 for use in AMI pipeline
- Add support for profiles - a profile is a set of customizations to optimize for a particular workload (Spark, ML training, etc.)
- Merge default containerd config on host with config provided by users, if one is provided
- Drop-in directory for kubelet configuration files
- Modify the max-pods calculation
- One pod on a large instance should not carve out enough mem/cpu as if that instance will host the
max-podswhen its only intended to host a single pod (Spark workloads) - When utilizing GPUs/accelerators,
max-podsis a combination of the number of GPUs attached to the instance and any concurrency configuration (time-slicing, MiG, etc.) - What algorithm is appropriate for allowing users to maximize the number of pods on an instance (i.e - can they schedule 737 pods on an instance safely and without resource contention?)
- What tests can be used or constructed to test/validate these changes?
- Karpenter
- One pod on a large instance should not carve out enough mem/cpu as if that instance will host the
(More from the aspect of - how does supporting this plus other similar methods affect the design of eksnode?)
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