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With EKS support for Kubernetes 1.24, the Cluster Autoscaler has been extended to also support scale to zero for managed nodegroups. You can see more details in the announcement blog.
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Hello there,
EKS Supports scaling managed node group to zero. More details in below article,
Also, you can create a Fargate profile for a new namespace (like scaling-namespace) and run Cluster-Autoscaler (CA) pod on scaling-namespace so that CA can scale your application pod based on their scheduled status "Pending".
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I have a cluster on version 1.22 currently. Can I benefit from this option or should I upgrade to version 1.24? Thanks in advance