3 years ago

Category: Kubernetes

by Rather than pre-allocating and managing certain server resources or having to go through the usual process of setting up a cloud cluster, apps and microservices can now rely on on-demand serverless computing blocks designed to be efficient and highly optimized.

To integrate Fargate and run a cluster on top of it, you only need to add the command –fargate to the end of your eksctl command.

Once the cluster is created, you can begin specifying pod execution roles for Fargate.

There are other customizations and steps that you can take to fine-tune Fargate to your specific needs.