Amazon EKS Roadmap
summary
Amazon EKS claims more than millions of clusters created and millions of upgrades handled, a 99.9% control‑plane SLA, and over 475 features shipped in the past year. Key delivered items include IAM Roles for Service Accounts for pod-level IAM, GA support for Windows containers, an open‑source node termination handler for Spot drains, and CNF/CNI and CSI work (XFS on EBS, FSx CSI, volume expansion alpha). Control plane runs in up to 20 cells to limit blast radius and upgrades are rolled progressively across cells.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Introduction
- 0:33Types of workloads running on EKS
- 2:06Whats happened in the past year
- 4:31Key tenets
- 5:50Security Reliability
- 8:07Control Plane
- 9:10SLA
- 10:12Mission
- 10:46Conclusion
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