Integrate AWS EKS with RunMyJobs
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Redwood Software
Scale and patch your Amazon Elastic Kubernetes Service (EKS) node groups. Then submit, monitor and clean up Kubernetes Jobs with the same scheduling, dependency tracking and audit trail you already use in RunMyJobs by Redwood.
Overview
Manage Amazon EKS node group capacity and Kubernetes workloads as part of your everyday automation, instead of scripting around kubectl or building a separate integration layer.
Use the Amazon EKS connector for RunMyJobs to schedule compute capacity alongside your batch work, so node groups scale before a window opens and stay patched between windows. When a Kubernetes Job fails, you can retrieve its logs in RunMyJobs and re-run it there instead of opening the cluster.
Start with the Kubernetes Jobs you already run and convert them into ready-to-run job definitions, so nothing needs rebuilding.
Key features
- Scale node group capacity for compute-intensive batch windows
- Patch node group Amazon Machine Image (AMI) and Kubernetes versions on schedule
- Submit and monitor Kubernetes Jobs with automatic log capture
- Clean up and bulk-import Kubernetes Jobs by filter
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