AWS - EKSWhich type of node group in AWS EKS automatically manages the worker nodes for you?AOn-premises node groupBManaged node groupCFargateDSelf-managed node groupCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Understand node group types in EKSManaged node groups are designed to let AWS handle the worker nodes, including updates and scaling.Step 2: Compare with other node groupsSelf-managed node groups require manual management of EC2 instances, and Fargate runs containers without servers.Final Answer:Managed node group -> Option BQuick Check:Managed node group = automatic worker node management [OK]Quick Trick: Managed node groups mean AWS manages nodes for you [OK]Common Mistakes:Confusing self-managed with managed node groupsThinking Fargate manages EC2 instancesAssuming on-premises node groups are managed by AWS
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