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Home/Cloud/Kubernetes/Clusters/Autoscaling/Change limits

Change autoscaling limits

1. In the Cloud menu, go to Kubernetes, find the required cluster and click its name.

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2. Go to the Pools section, click ⋯ next to the pool and select Change autoscaling limits.

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3. In the new window, for Minimum and Maximum number of nodes, enter the number of nodes you want to maintain and click Save.

  • If you have specified more nodes than are in the cluster now, the system will deploy new ones.   
  • If you have specified fewer nodes, the system will remove redundant ones.

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