EKS Auto Mode: Production Kubernetes in One Click

AWS Developers · Beginner ·🏗️ Systems Design & Architecture ·19h ago
Getting a production-grade Kubernetes cluster shouldn't require touching half a dozen AWS services. EKS Auto Mode changes that. Amazon EKS Auto Mode lets you go from zero to a production-grade Kubernetes cluster with a single click. In this conversation we dive deep into Amazon EKS Auto Mode, a fully managed Kubernetes experience that delivers a production-grade cluster with a single click, while still giving teams full control to customize when needed. Whether you're a startup shipping fast without an ops team or an enterprise needing deep control at scale, EKS Auto Mode meets you where you are. Try EKS Auto Mode: https://go.aws/3R3F7qQ EKS Documentation: https://go.aws/48HIdqH AWS Containers Blog: https://go.aws/48D37Y0 Follow AWS Developers! 🆇 X: https://go.aws/4tjJPhL 💼 LinkedIn: https://go.aws/3P25Wv2 0:00 Introduction: Kubernetes Challenges 1:10 What is EKS Auto Mode? 2:05 Managed Control Plane + Data Plane Explained 3:23 One-Click Production Clusters 3:48 Customization & Control for Power Users 5:00 Auto Scaling with Karpenter Node Pools 6:11 Built-in Cost Optimization 7:23 Startups & Small Teams -- Do You Need Ops? 8:28 Running AI Workloads at Scale on Kubernetes 9:02 AI Inference: Handling Bursty Traffic 11:15 AI Training: Static GPU Provisioning 11:54 Customer Feedback & What's Next #AWS #AmazonEKS #Kubernetes
Watch on YouTube ↗ (saves to browser)
Sign in to unlock AI tutor explanation · ⚡30

Related AI Lessons

⚡
My Load Balancer Handles 5M RPS: Architecture and Lessons Learned
Learn how to scale your load balancer to handle 5M RPS and the key lessons learned from this experience
Dev.to · speed engineer
 ⚡
ABAP CDS Views Series — Part 9: Hierarchies, Recursive Structures, and Tree-Based Data Modeling in SAP S/4HANA
Learn to model hierarchical and recursive data in SAP S/4HANA using ABAP CDS Views, enabling efficient querying and analysis of complex data structures.
Dev.to · Oktay Ates
 ⚡
Developers Are Building Backends in React Now
Learn how React Server Components and Next.js are changing the way developers build backends for modern web applications
Medium · Programming
 ⚡
Type-Driven Domain Design in Go: Encoding Invariants at Compile Time
Learn how to encode invariants at compile time in Go using type-driven domain design to reduce runtime bugs
Dev.to · Gabriel Anhaia

Chapters (12)

Introduction: Kubernetes Challenges
1:10 What is EKS Auto Mode?
2:05 Managed Control Plane + Data Plane Explained
3:23 One-Click Production Clusters
3:48 Customization & Control for Power Users
5:00 Auto Scaling with Karpenter Node Pools
6:11 Built-in Cost Optimization
7:23 Startups & Small Teams -- Do You Need Ops?
8:28 Running AI Workloads at Scale on Kubernetes
9:02 AI Inference: Handling Bursty Traffic
11:15 AI Training: Static GPU Provisioning
11:54 Customer Feedback & What's Next
Up next
Microsoft Access Table Design & Data Integrity
Coursera
Watch →