aron-ac opened a new issue, #8159:
URL: https://github.com/apache/cloudstack/issues/8159
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* Enhancement Request
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Cloudstack Kubernetes Provider
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##### CLOUDSTACK VERSION
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4.18.1
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##### SUMMARY
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Currently in the cloudstack kubernetes provider you are only able to select
one compute offering that dictates the size for both the control nodes and
worker nodes. This results in an over provisioned control plane. Typically the
control plane for a kubernetes cluster does not have the same compute
requirements as the worker nodes.
Suggest that for the kubernetes provider we can define two compute offerings
for the cluster, one for control nodes and one for worker nodes.
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When creating a new Kubernetes cluster allow user to select a compute
package for the control nodes and a compute offering for the worker nodes. (UI
and API)
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