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Hi, it works this way now. Once you update AWS managed node group, AWS will deploy the EC2 with new AMI and delete the EC2 with the old AMI. How it should work without requiring its recreation? Maybe I misunderstood the question and need more details.
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What I'm trying to avoid is the auto delete of the nodes with the old AMI all at once. Once updating the AWS managed node group I would like nothing to take place until the cluster AutoScaler will create a new node and only here use the new AMI.
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What I'm trying to avoid is the auto-delete of the nodes with the old AMI all at once. Once updating the AWS managed node group, I would like nothing to take place until the cluster AutoScaler will create a new node and only here use the new AMI.