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I'm very sorry, because I didn't find the discuss forum, so I'm asking here
When I use kind+cluster-api+cluster-autoscaler to achieve automatic scaling, the size of the new nodes seem to be related to the size of the host, but I want to set the size to quickly implement the scaling test. For example, set the size to 4 cores and 8G memory.
Is there a parameter to meet my needs?
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I think this question might be better asked in the autoscaler repo but as far as I know our Docker infrastructure doesn't let you create nodes of different resource sizes.
There's a few issues related to this on the Kind repo as well: e.g. kubernetes-sigs/kind#877 Seems like you might need to use some infrastructure that has VMs in order to get proper node resources.
Thank you very much. Maybe I didn't express it clearly, but when I deployed the autoscaling environment in multiple places, I found that the new node size was different in different environments, not in one environment.
I'm going to close it and look it up in other projects(kind and autoscaler)
When I use kind+cluster-api+cluster-autoscaler to achieve automatic scaling, the size of the new nodes seem to be related to the size of the host, but I want to set the size to quickly implement the scaling test. For example, set the size to 4 cores and 8G memory.
Is there a parameter to meet my needs?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: