Manage Node-Group on AWS EKS
EKS supports configuring the same launch template. The nodes in the node-group will be recycled by new nodes with new configurations when updating the launch template version.
See Launch template support for more information.
The following is an example to replace cluster nodes with new storage size.
Storage Expansion
In Longhorn, set
replica-replenishment-wait-interval
to0
.Go to the launch template of the EKS cluster node-group. You can find in the EKS cluster tab
Configuration/Compute/<node-group-name>
and click the launch template.Click
Modify template (Create new version)
in theActions
drop-down menu.Choose the
Source template version
in theLaunch template name and version description
.Follow steps to Expand volume, or Create additional volume.
Note: If you choose to expand by create additional volume, the disks need to be manually added to the disk list of the nodes after the EKS cluster upgrade.
Expand volume
Update the volume size in
Configure storage
.Click
Create template version
to save changes.Go to the EKS cluster node-group and change
Launch template version
inNode Group configuration
. Track the status in theUpdate history
tab.
Create additional volume
Click
Advanced
thenAdd new volume
inConfigure storage
and fill in the fields.Adjust the auto-mount script and add to
User data
inAdvanced details
. Make sure theDEV_PATH
matches theDevice name
of the additional volume.MIME-Version: 1.0
Content-Type: multipart/mixed; boundary="==MYBOUNDARY=="
--==MYBOUNDARY==
Content-Type: text/x-shellscript; charset="us-ascii"
#!/bin/bash
# https://docs.aws.amazon.com/eks/latest/userguide/launch-templates.html#launch-template-user-data
echo "Running custom user data script"
DEV_PATH="/dev/sdb"
mkfs -t ext4 ${DEV_PATH}
MOUNT_PATH="/mnt/longhorn"
mkdir ${MOUNT_PATH}
mount ${DEV_PATH} ${MOUNT_PATH}
Click
Create template version
to save changes.Go to the EKS cluster node-group and change
Launch template version
inNode Group configuration
. Track the status in theUpdate history
tab.In Longhorn, add the path of the mounted disk into the disk list of the nodes.
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