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ECS Tags | Add tags to the ECS instances that are automatically added during auto scaling. Tag keys must be unique. A key cannot exceed 128 characters in length. Keys and values cannot start with aliyun or acs:. Keys and values cannot contain https:// or http://. An ECS instance can have up to 20 tags. To increase the quota limit, submit an application in the Quota Center console. The following tags are automatically added to an ECS node by ACK and Auto Scaling. Therefore, you can add at most 17 tags to an ECS node. Note After you enable auto scaling, the following ECS tags are added to the node pool by default: k8s.io/cluster-autoscaler:true and k8s.aliyun.com:true. The auto scaling component simulates scale-out activities based on node labels and taints. To meet this purpose, the format of node labels is changed to k8s.io/cluster-autoscaler/node-template/label/Label key:Label value and the format of taints is changed to k8s.io/cluster-autoscaler/node-template/taint/Taint key/Taint value:Taint effect.
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Taints | Add taints to nodes. A taint consists of a key, a value, and an effect. A taint key can be prefixed. If you want to specify a prefixed taint key, add a forward slash (/) between the prefix and the remaining content of the key. For more information, see Taints and tolerations. The following limits apply to taints: Key: A key must be 1 to 63 characters in length, and can contain letters, digits, hyphens (-), underscores (_), and periods (.). A key must start and end with a letter or digit. If you want to specify a prefixed key, the prefix must be a subdomain name. A subdomain name consists of DNS labels that are separated by periods (.), and cannot exceed 253 characters in length. It must end with a forward slash (/). For more information about subdomain names, see DNS subdomain names. Value: A value cannot exceed 63 characters in length, and can contain letters, digits, hyphens (-), underscores (_), and periods (.). A value must start and end with a letter or digit. You can also leave a value empty. You can specify the following effects for a taint: NoSchedule, NoExecute, and PreferNoSchedule. NoSchedule: If a node has a taint whose effect is NoSchedule, the system does not schedule pods to the node. NoExecute: Pods that do not tolerate this taint are evicted after this taint is added to a node. Pods that tolerate this taint are not evicted after this taint is added to a node. PreferNoSchedule: The system attempts to avoid scheduling pods to nodes with taints that are not tolerated by the pods.
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Node Labels | Add labels to nodes. A label is a key-value pair. A label key can be prefixed. If you want to specify a prefixed label key, add a forward slash (/) between the prefix and the remaining content of the key. The following limits apply to labels: Key: The name must be 1 to 63 characters in length, and can contain letters, digits, hyphens (-), underscores (_), and periods (.). It must start and end with a letter or a digit. If you want to specify a prefixed label key, the prefix must be a subdomain name. A subdomain name consists of DNS labels that are separated by periods (.), and cannot exceed 253 characters in length. It must end with a forward slash (/).
The following prefixes are used by key Kubernetes components and cannot be used in node labels:
Value: A value cannot exceed 63 characters in length, and can contain letters, digits, hyphens (-), underscores (_), and periods (.). A value must start and end with a letter or digit. You can also leave a value empty.
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Set to Unschedulable | After you select this option, new nodes added to the cluster are set to unschedulable. You can change the status in the node list. This setting takes effect only on nodes newly added to the node pool. It does not take effect on existing nodes. |
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Custom Node Name | Specify whether to use a custom node name. If you choose to use a custom node name, the name of the node, name of the ECS instance, and hostname of the ECS instance are changed. Note If a Windows instance uses a custom node name, the hostname of the instance is fixed to an IP address. You need to use hyphens (-) to replace the periods (.) in the IP address. In addition, no prefix or suffix is allowed in the IP address. A custom node name consists of a prefix, an IP substring, and a suffix. A custom node name must be 2 to 64 characters in length. The name must start and end with a lowercase letter or digit. The prefix and suffix can contain letters, digits, hyphens (-), and periods (.). The prefix and suffix must start with a letter and cannot end with a hyphen (-) or period (.). The prefix and suffix cannot contain consecutive hyphens (-) or periods (.). The prefix is required due to ECS limits and the suffix is optional.
For example, the node IP address is 192.XX.YY.55, the prefix is aliyun.com, and the suffix is test. If the node is a Linux node, the node name, ECS instance name, and ECS instance hostname are aliyun.com192.XX.YY.55test. If the node is a Windows node, the ECS instance hostname is 192-XX-YY-55 and the node name and ECS instance name are aliyun.com192.XX.YY.55test.
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Pre-defined Custom Data | To use this feature, submit an application in the Quota Center console. Nodes automatically run predefined scripts before they are added to the cluster. For more information about user-data scripts, see User-data scripts. For example, if you enter echo "hello world", a node runs the following script:
#!/bin/bash
echo "hello world"
[Node initialization script]
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User Data | Nodes automatically run user-data scripts after they are added to the cluster. For more information about user-data scripts, see User-data scripts. For example, if you enter echo "hello world", a node runs the following script:
#!/bin/bash
[Node initialization script]
echo "hello world"
Note After you create a cluster or add nodes, the execution of the user-data script on a node may fail. We recommend that you log on to a node and run the grep cloud-init/var/log/messages command to view the execution log and check whether the execution succeeds or fails on the node. |
CloudMonitor Agent | After you install CloudMonitor, you can view the monitoring information about the nodes in the CloudMonitor console. This parameter takes effect only on newly added nodes and does not take effect on existing nodes. If you want to install the CloudMonitor agent on an existing ECS node, go to the CloudMonitor console. |
Public IP | Specify whether to assign an IPv4 address to each node. If you clear the check box, no public IP address is allocated. If you select the check box, you must configure the Bandwidth Billing Method and Peak Bandwidth parameters. This parameter takes effect only on newly added nodes and does not take effect on existing nodes. If you want to enable an existing node to access the Internet, you must create an EIP and associate the EIP with the node. For more information, see Associate an EIP with an ECS instance. |
Custom Security Group | You can select Basic Security Group or Advanced Security Group, but you can select only one security group type. You cannot modify the security groups of node pools or change the type of security group. For more information about security groups, see Overview. Important Each ECS instance supports up to five security groups. Make sure that the quota of security groups for your ECS instance is sufficient. For more information about security group limits and how to increase the quota limit of security groups for your ECS instance, see Security group limits. If you select an existing security group, the system does not automatically configure security group rules. This may cause errors when you access the nodes in the cluster. You must manually configure security group rules. For more information about how to manage security group rules, see Configure security group rules to enforce access control on ACK clusters.
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RDS Whitelist | Add node IP addresses to the whitelist of an ApsaraDB RDS instance. |
Elastic Compute Service (ECS)
Container Compute Service (ACS)
