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Blueprint to improve resiliency and reduce data transfer costs for Amazon EKS workloads
Describe the solution you would like
This bulkhead architecture approach uses cells to ensure a failure in one cell doesn't affect others. This approach reduces inter-AZ data transfer costs, improve EKS application availability and resilience against AZ-wide failures. This design moves away from a multi-AZ Amazon EKS cluster solution, to a single AZ Amazon EKS cluster solution, with multiple Amazon EKS clusters per Region within each AZ. This essentially turns each Amazon EKS cluster into a cell in the bulkhead pattern. These individual single AZ Amazon EKS clusters are called as cells, and the aggregation of cells in each region a supercell.
Describe alternatives you have considered
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Community Note
A blueprint based on this blog - https://aws.amazon.com/blogs/containers/life360s-journey-to-a-multi-cluster-amazon-eks-architecture-to-improve-resiliency/
What is the outcome that you are trying to reach?
Blueprint to improve resiliency and reduce data transfer costs for Amazon EKS workloads
Describe the solution you would like
This bulkhead architecture approach uses cells to ensure a failure in one cell doesn't affect others. This approach reduces inter-AZ data transfer costs, improve EKS application availability and resilience against AZ-wide failures. This design moves away from a multi-AZ Amazon EKS cluster solution, to a single AZ Amazon EKS cluster solution, with multiple Amazon EKS clusters per Region within each AZ. This essentially turns each Amazon EKS cluster into a cell in the bulkhead pattern. These individual single AZ Amazon EKS clusters are called as cells, and the aggregation of cells in each region a supercell.
Describe alternatives you have considered
Additional context
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: