This week nOps launched an efficient way how you can schedule your idle EKS clusters idle time with nSwitch
If you're looking for a simple yet effective way to optimize your cloud infrastructure costs, nSwitch's workload-based scheduling feature could be just what you need. And now, nOps nSwitch has taken this functionality to the next level by introducing support for scheduling EKS cluster node groups to be scaled down during off-hours. This means you can now easily schedule your EKS cluster node groups to be powered down during non-essential hours, reducing your cloud infrastructure costs and optimizing your resources. By eliminating the need for manual scaling

nOps has made significant updates to its EKS cluster management tools, including new workload-based recommendations and the ability to create schedules for powering down idle clusters during off-peak hours.

To see your own EKS Cluster Scheduler recommendations in nOps, see Scheduler Recommendations

These new features are part of nOps ongoing efforts to help customers optimize their cloud infrastructure and reduce costs. By incorporating workload-based recommendations, nOps aims to simplify the process of optimizing EKS clusters by providing tailored recommendations based on real-time usage data.

Additionally, the ability to create schedules for powering down idle clusters during non-essential hours is a game-changer for companies looking to save on cloud infrastructure costs without sacrificing performance. Let's take a closer look at these new features and what they mean for EKS cluster management.

nSwitch's EKS schedules are perfect for a variety of workloads, including Dev and QA infrastructure, batch processing, and time-zone-specific workloads. By leveraging nSwitch's EKS schedules, you can maximize the efficiency and cost-effectiveness of your EKS clusters, without sacrificing performance or reliability. With customers reporting savings of up to 70% on EC2, RDS, and EKS spend, nSwitch has proven to be an effective cost-optimization tool

To learn more about nOps nSwtich EKS Cluster savings recommendations, see website.