The node instant scaling feature supports dynamically selecting types and zones based on the inventory status of Elastic Compute Service (ECS) instances. To monitor the health of the instance within a node pool, obtain configuration suggestions for instance optimization, and ensure the execution of node scaling activities, check the ConfigMap of the node pool. This allows you to assess the health status of the node pool inventory, evaluate its inventory, and proactively analyze and adjust instance types.
Feature description
After you enable instant scaling for the node pool, the node instant scaling add-on can obtain instance types used by the node pool, obtain the real-time inventory status of the instance in the zone where the node pool is configured, and update the inventory to the ConfigMap used to monitor inventory health status in the node pool.
ConfigMap for inventory health status
The ConfigMap for inventory health status displays the overall health status of the node pool inventory, which includes the inventory status of the instance in the configured zone and any supply interruptions. This allows you to monitor the health of the node pool inventory and make decisions to analyze and adjust instance types when inventory levels are low or at risk of becoming insufficient.
Event
The change in supply status of an instance specification within the configured zone triggers the node instant scaling to generate the InstanceInventoryStatusChanged event.
Event name | Event object | Description |
InstanceInventoryStatusChanged | ACKNodePool | The supply status of an instance specification in the configured zone changes. The format is |
Prerequisites
A node pool that has auto scaling enabled is configured and node instant scaling is enabled. For more information, see Enable node instant scaling.
The node instant scaling add-on is upgraded to version 0.2.1. For more information, see Manage add-ons.
This add-on version is in a canary release. Submit a ticket to request it.
Steps
The ConfigMap for inventory health status of the node pool is in the kube-system namespace, and the naming format is {node pool id}-inventory-status
. This section describes the fields in the ConfigMap for inventory health status.
Log on to the ACK console. In the left-side navigation pane, click Clusters.
On the Clusters page, find the cluster that you want to manage and click its name. In the left-side navigation pane, choose .
In the upper part of the page, select kube-system from the Namespace drop-down list and find the target ConfigMap based on the node pool ID.
The following table describes the fields in the YAML template.
Field
Description
SupplySeqs
InstanceType
The name of the instance type.
Zone
The zone where the instance type resides.
State
Inventory status of the instance type in the zone. Valid values:
WithStock
: Resources are in sufficient stock.ClosedWithStock
: Resources are low on stock and may not be available for purchase.We recommend that you use instance types with
WithStock
state.WithoutStock
: Resources are out of stock and will be replenished.We recommend that you use instance types with
WithStock
state.ClosedWithoutStock
: Resources are out of stock and will not be replenished.We recommend that you use instance types with
WithStock
state.
Conditions
"Type": "InventoryNoStock"
Only one type is specified in this field, which means the instance type configured for the node pool is currently out of stock.
Status
Whether the instance type configured for the node pool in the zone is out of stock. Valid values:
True
: The inventory is out of stock.False
: The inventory is normal.
Reason
The reason for the current inventory status of the node pool. Valid values:
NoInterruption
: All instance types configured for the node pool are healthy.PartialInterruption
: Some instance types configured for the node pool are not healthy.AllInterruption
: All instance types configured for the node pool are unhealthy.
Message
Detailed information.
LastTransitionTime
The time when the most recent modification was made to the
Conditions
field.Phase
Health status of the inventory. Valid values:
Healthy
UnHealthy
LastTransitionTime
The time when the most recent modification was made to the
data.status
field in the ConfigMap.
References
You can use the node scaling dashboard to view pods, node details, and changes. For more information, see Node scaling dashboard.