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07/06/2022, 4:55 PM

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billowy-army-68599

07/06/2022, 5:03 PM

@helpful-morning-53046 can you share the code you're attempting? you can definitely have multiple node groups

helpful-morning-53046

07/07/2022, 8:25 AM

Hi @billowy-army-68599, thanks for getting back to me. In this case I didn't declare the node groups manually, instead using the

eks.Cluster

input property

nodeGroupOptions

to create the groups. In attempting to declare another

eks.NodeGroup

manually I am receiving the error message mentioned above. I am interpreting this to mean

nodeGroupOptions

are a convenient way to create single node groups but whenever you need any more complex configurations you should use

eks.NodeGroup

eks.ManagedNodeGroup

helpful-morning-53046

07/07/2022, 8:29 AM

My problem now is I have live infrastructure setup using

nodeGroupOptions

but need to migrate, with zero downtime, over to the more flexible manual declarations. This was proving difficult due to the approaches being incompatible with each other. I had a realisation last night at I could just remove the nodegroups from the Pulumi state to keep them running but allow Pulumi to create new node groups alongside them.

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