What is the difference between the customer success recipe for EKS deployment vs EKS on Fargate as shown here?
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Anna Geller
04/27/2022, 7:31 PM
I'm not a DevOps Engineer, so my "recipe" is simply using
eksctl
to create the infrastructure; under the hood, it deploys a CloudFormation template for you.
The Customer Success recipe is using Terraform - that's the main difference.
Anna Geller
04/27/2022, 7:34 PM
also, just to clarify - in this post, I actually was using vanilla EKS (single EC2 instance, always-on data plane) rather than EKS on Fargate. But you could use
eksctl
to deploy a Kubernetes cluster with EKS on Fargate instead (serverless data plane) - both are valid options and you can find more about it in the eksctl documentation - they have excellent docs, I'm a huge fan of this library
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chicago-joe
05/02/2022, 7:29 PM
got it, thanks so much Anna I'll look into this immediately!
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