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"You always know you're going to have the capacity needed to meet the demand of your cluster."

With provisioned control planes on Amazon Web Services (AWS) EKS, you set a baseline for the control plane infrastructure so it's ready before demand hits. Alex Kestner explains this is essential for teams running large numbers of nodes or busy clusters with high churn.





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