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bryantbiggs avatar bryantbiggs commented on June 11, 2024 1

that would be up to the EKS service, but I highly doubt that would happen. The randomness in the ASG names is intentional, allowing the managed nodegroup to replace ASGs as needed without or have multiple ASGs without name conflicts

we have some custom scripts which parse these and make use further.

I would also advise you not do this and leave these to MNG to manage, otherwise create separate ASGs that you control

Closing this for now since there is no action required here

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170031284 avatar 170031284 commented on June 11, 2024

Hey ,
Just check if you are using the updated module . I advice to check the version and also verify if the version you are working on is supporting prefix names . Also some terraform modules has capacity to override the customised name . Also check your syntax and make your your run it properly.

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ajays-y avatar ajays-y commented on June 11, 2024

It supports prefix names, previously nodegroup names also used to come on that manner, I used use_name_prefix = false under eks_managed_nodegroup_defaults , it fixed the naming of nodegroup name but not the auto scaling group.
If there is any working tested example, would be more helpful

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bryantbiggs avatar bryantbiggs commented on June 11, 2024

when using EKS Managed nodegroups, you will always get an ASG with a name that has randomness added to it - it has always been this way since MNG was released

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ajays-y avatar ajays-y commented on June 11, 2024

That is unfortunate, any other workarounds to achieve this ?

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bryantbiggs avatar bryantbiggs commented on June 11, 2024

What are you trying to do

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ajays-y avatar ajays-y commented on June 11, 2024

Just trying to make sure ASG are created with proper names with terraform, we have some custom scripts which parse these and make use further.

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bryantbiggs avatar bryantbiggs commented on June 11, 2024

Then you will need to use self-managed nodegroups

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ajays-y avatar ajays-y commented on June 11, 2024

Ok, anywhere we can track required changes in future releases for eks managed nodegroup also ?

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