Ksctl v2.2.1 Release
What are the new features and improvements
Announcing Ksctl v2.2.1: Cluster efficency at whole new level 🚀
We are excited to announce the release of Ksctl v2.2.1! This release brings a host of bugfixes and new features to transform your ksctl experience.
🆕 What’s New in Ksctl v2.2.1?
Now Instance types are categorized based on the workload
No need to know which instancetype falls under which category. Just select the category and ksctl will take care of the rest.
Here is the new categorization of instance types wrt to the cluster type you have selected:
- Self managed
- Controlplane: ComputeIntensive
- Etcd: MemoryIntensive
- Loadbabalancer: GeneralPurpose
- WorkerNode: User defined (ComputeIntensive | MemoryIntensive | GeneralPurpose | Burstable)
- Managed
- Controlplane: Managed so no option
- WorkerNode: User defined (ComputeIntensive | MemoryIntensive | GeneralPurpose | Burstable)
All these will help increase the performance and also reduce the cost of the cluster.
| Category | Amazon Web Services | Microsoft Azure |
|---|---|---|
| cpu-intensive | c5 | F-series |
| memory-intensive | r5 | E-series |
| general-purpose | m5 | D-series |
| burstable | t3 | B-series |
Moved to ksctl/[email protected] core
it has new security fixes and bug fixes