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## [Karpenter vs. Cluster Autoscaler on AWS: Picking the Right Tool for Your Kubernetes Scaling](/blog/post/karpenter-vs-cluster-autoscaler-aws-kubernetes-scaling)

-   [Mohammad Abu Mattar](/authors/mohammad-abu-mattar)
-   [DevOps](/blog/categories/devops)
-   [Kubernetes](/blog/categories/kubernetes)
-   [Cloud Computing](/blog/categories/cloud-computing)
-   [AWS](/blog/categories/aws)
-   [Autoscaling](/blog/categories/autoscaling)
-   Published: 31 May, 2025

You know how it is with modern apps. They can be super busy one minute and then quiet the next. If you're using Kubernetes on Amazon Web Services (AWS), making sure your setup can handle these ups and

[#Karpenter](/blog/tags/karpenter)[#Cluster Autoscaler](/blog/tags/cluster-autoscaler)[#Kubernetes Scaling](/blog/tags/kubernetes-scaling)+5 tags

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