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I want to create a Kubernetes cluster on Azure with different node types. The cluster will be used for a web application that performs complex calculations. I want the web application to run on one type of nodes, and the calculations to run on different, much more capable, nodes.

I couldn't figure out how to create a cluster with two node types. I can create two clusters, but managing both of them and configuring their networks to work together can be a challenge.

Incidentally, I can move to AWS if that is supported there.

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At the time of writing support for multiple node pool types on AKS is expected end of October 2018, see here

However you can use ACS Engine to deploy an unmanaged Kubernetes cluster on Azure with multiple node pools. See here.

Amazon EKS does already support multiple node pools, see here.

As does GKS, see here

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