hard20 pts · first answer countskubernetesvpc-networking

EKS pods cannot get IP addresses

On EKS with the default VPC CNI, new pods stay in ContainerCreating with "failed to assign an IP address to container". The node subnets are small /24s and nearly full. What is the best fix?

A.Use larger node instance types so each node can host more podsB.Change every Service to type LoadBalancer so pods need no IPsC.Delete the CoreDNS pods to free up addresses in the subnetsD.Add pod address space via a secondary CIDR or prefix delegation

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