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Update getting started eksctl.yaml #563

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Switching from self managed node group to managed node group. This could help customers in the future if they keep a cluster around a while and want to update the EKS version.

Also specified the EKS version because depending on which version of eksctl the user has it may deploy a different version. I would use 1.21 but the official eksctl with 1.21 support isn't out yet. 1.20 has been covered for a while and gets us a semi-new version of a cluster to avoid unknown issues.

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Switching from self managed node group to managed node group. This could help customers in the future if they keep a cluster around a while and want to update the EKS version.

Also specified the EKS version because depending on which version of `eksctl` the user has it may deploy a different version. I would use 1.21 but the official `eksctl` with 1.21 support isn't out yet. 1.20 has been covered for a while and gets us a semi-new version of a cluster to avoid unknown issues.
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@@ -4,7 +4,8 @@ kind: ClusterConfig
metadata:
name: ${CLUSTER_NAME}
region: ${AWS_DEFAULT_REGION}
nodeGroups:
version: "1.20"
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I was going to set this version, but I realized that it will cause our doc to go stale quickly. It's a bit tricky -- perhaps we could add a note/step upgrade eksctl on mac/linux to ensure the latest version?

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Unless you think we should just maintain this?

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The docs will need to be versioned at some point so we're going to have to maintain versions either way. Some companies will have really old versions of EKS and we'll want to keep karpenter docs for them and maybe in the future we need to stop karpenter users from using the latest EKS (for whatever reason).

Depending on the users shell having a comment in a command block can cause an error. My zsh errored and didn't run the commands. Removing the extra comments to avoid that issue.
Will also need to be versioned with new releases.
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Nice!

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rothgar commented Jul 28, 2021

If you want to merge this in with .3 release we'll have to update the helm chart release too.

@ellistarn ellistarn merged commit b1f89b7 into aws:main Jul 28, 2021
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W/ current docs, we will need to hold off on updating until the release is cut.

gfcroft pushed a commit to gfcroft/karpenter-provider-aws that referenced this pull request Nov 25, 2023
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