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Best Practices for Upgrading Amazon EKS Clusters
Updates to Amazon EKS deliver new features, support for the latest K8s patches, and security updates. So, it is always best practice to have a strategy to keep your EKS clusters updated once updates are available. But there are a number of important considerations and approaches to upgrading your clusters. For example, should you upgrade your clusters in-place or use a blue-green or canary strategy?
Attend June’s K8s Office Hours with Amazon to answer this question and more. Amazon’s Partner Solution Architect, Andrew Park & Rafay’s VP of Products & Solutions, Mohan Atreya will describe best practices for upgrading Amazon EKS clusters. Come with upgrade questions or anything K8s-related! By attending you will learn:
- Critical considerations prior to upgrading Amazon EKS clusters
- Pros and cons, as well as tips, for various Amazon EKS upgrade strategies
- How AWS and Rafay partner to streamline the upgrade process
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Tuesday, June 29, 2021
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