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Update AAW prod nodepools vm sizing #1967
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To be Deployed after work hours on Wed Sept 25, or Oct 2nd since it's a deployment to prod which will affect nodes. |
changes are being made in: Pending review and the correct timeframe for merge |
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No examples found using the monitoring nodepool Storage nodepool found at https://github.com/StatCan/terraform-kubernetes-aks-daaas-private/blob/master/aks.tf#L133 |
No use of nodepool names is found in github. Safe to assume relationships are only defined by their taints. |
for The Census Chat bot team are using the F72 nodes to host a large notebook which doesn't require too much memory (70cpu/128GB mem). If I push them to the D64 machine, chances are nothing else will be scheduled to that node, which leaves ~120GB mem idle. I'm thinking we just go ahead and create a new node pool. Thoughts? |
A new node pool is probably the easiest path forward right now, we can always clean up the f72 nodes or update them later. |
Let's downsize useruc as we don't have as many users anymore as we used to and most of the resources are being wasted.
The usercpu72 nodes use an old F sku that doesn't provide any advantages, let's put the D64as_v5 in that spot for larger workloads. In the future there may be an F64xx_v6 on the way that would be a better fit, but it isn't in canada central right now.
Lower priority
These changes can be made to the aaw-prod teraform here: https://gitlab.k8s.cloud.statcan.ca/cloudnative/aaw/terraform-advanced-analytics-workspaces-infrastructure/-/blob/main/prod_cc_00.tf?ref_type=heads
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