[spike] Support standing-up clusters in Terraform (for AWS)#8642
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Merging this PR will trigger the following deployment actions. Support deploymentsNo support upgrades will be triggered Staging deployments
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This was one of the reasons i moved us to using managed nodegroups! If this works, great :) But do timebox yourself, and make sure upgrades are possible |
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Also big +1 for just using the terraform resources directly rather than using a module like https://registry.terraform.io/modules/terraform-aws-modules/eks/aws/latest. Our needs are reasonably simple so this is ok. |
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This PR recreates the neurohackademy cluster.
I generally dislike the need to run
eksctl— it's slow, and a separate workflow from our other clusters. I noticed #1924 today, and I think it still holds true.Therefore, I'm taking this opportunity to rebuild neurohackademy using Terraform.
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