Cluster Autoscaler
pcloudhosting · Software Development
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What the publisher says
As described on Microsoft Marketplace.
Cluster Autoscaler is a Kubernetes component that automatically adjusts the size of a cluster by increasing or decreasing the number of nodes based on workload demands. It monitors pending pods and resource utilization to ensure applications have sufficient compute resources while minimizing unused infrastructure. Cluster Autoscaler runs as a controller inside the Kubernetes cluster and works with cloud provider node groups.
Features of Cluster Autoscaler:
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- Automatically adds nodes when pods cannot be scheduled due to resource constraints.
- Removes underutilized nodes to optimize infrastructure costs.
- Works with cloud providers such as AWS (ASG), GCP (MIG), and Azure (VMSS).
- Runs as a Kubernetes controller with CLI-based configuration.
- Improves resource efficiency, scalability, and application availability.
Usage Instruction
To check the version of Cluster Autoscaler, run the following command:
$sudo su
$sudo docker images | grep cluster-autoscaler
Disclaimer: Cluster Autoscaler is an open-source Kubernetes component designed to manage node-level scaling. It must be deployed inside a Kubernetes cluster and configured with appropriate cloud provider permissions and node groups. Users are responsible for setting up compatible infrastructure and ensuring proper access controls.
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- FedRAMPConfirmedNot listed90%, registry-checkedNo FedRAMP Marketplace entry matched this vendor's domain, checked 2026-08-27registry recordas observed 2026-08-27
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