Wait, is there a 'super swift' mode that's even faster than 'swift' mode? Asking for a friend who's always in a hurry. Just kidding, this is a great question to test our understanding of the cluster autoscaler.
I agree with the other candidates. A, C, and E are the correct answers. The cluster autoscaler is a powerful feature in Kubernetes for managing scaling.
Haha, D is definitely wrong. One cluster can have multiple scaling groups, not just one. These certification questions really test your Kubernetes knowledge, don't they?
I think A and C are also correct. Cluster autoscaler provides 'standard mode' and 'swift mode' for scale out, and swift mode is quicker than standard mode.
A, C, and E are correct. The cluster autoscaler has different modes to handle scaling out, and it can integrate with different services like ECS to add worker nodes. The swift mode is faster than standard mode, and the scaling group can be defined through a special namespace.
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