Terraform updating node pool pod size and pod limit

 

When terraform update a nodepool we need to be careful what operation it is performing and destroying.

Updating node pool pod max size in a node is a destructive operation where nodepool gets recreated

When it comes to updating max node size it is considered a change.

When we are updating load balancer port allocation (snat) it is an update operation.


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