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yes, if you select the c5d.x  or r5d.x family you can get the nvme disks on eks nodes.  The code would go here:

```instanceType: r5d.x or c5d.x```
<https://aws.amazon.com/ec2/instance-types/>
If you are using an IDE such as visual studio code the intellisense would show you the different instances types available and you can lookup if that instance supports nvme.
`instanceType: ""`  Hit control and then spacebar when you are in the double quotes and you will see different instance sizes.

Will the docker overlay dir will be on the NVME disk?

```const managedNodeGroup_2 = eks.createManagedNodeGroup(`${name}-managed-ng-nvme`, {
    capacityType: "SPOT",
    cluster: cluster,
    nodeGroupName: `${name}-managed-ng-nvme`,
    nodeRoleArn: cluster.instanceRoles[0].arn,
    subnetIds: vpc.privateSubnetIds,
    scalingConfig: {
        desiredSize: 1,
        minSize: 1,
        maxSize: 2,
    },
    diskSize: 50,
    instanceType: ["r5d.large","r5d.xlarge"],
    labels: {"preemptible": "true"},
    tags: [{"org": "pulumi"},
        {"nodeGroupName": `${name}-managed-ng-nvme`}
    ],
}, cluster);```

Tried this.. didn’t worked as expected. It gave me `t3a.x`  not sure why :open_mouth: