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Explain EKS architecture.

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Amazon EKS manages the Kubernetes control plane across multiple AWS Availability Zones (AZs) to ensure high availability:

  • Control Plane: EKS automatically provisions, scales, and manages three control plane nodes (kube-apiserver and etcd members) across three AZs behind an internal NLB.
  • Data Plane (Worker Nodes): Customers run worker nodes (EC2 VMs or serverless Fargate pods) in their own subnets, communicating with the API Server load balancer.

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