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A company is preparing to deploy an Amazon Elastic Kubernetes Service (Amazon EKS) cluster for a workload. The company expects the cluster to support an unpredictable number of stateless pods. Many of the pods will be created during a short time period as the workload automatically scales the number of replicas that the workload uses. Which solution will MAXIMIZE node resilience?
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- Use a separate launch template to deploy the EKS control plane into a second cluster that is separate from the workload node groups.
- Update the workload node groups. Use a smaller number of node groups and larger instances in the node groups.
- Configure the Kubernetes Cluster Autoscaler to ensure that the compute capacity of the workload node groups stays underprovisioned.
- Configure the workload to use topology spread constraints that are based on Availability Zone.
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