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The following table has the general readiness state, the table below
covers individual newer features separately.
| Platform | Kubernetes version | ArangoDB version | ArangoDB K8s Operator Version | State | Production ready | Remarks |
|----------------------|--------------------|------------------|-------------------------------|-------|------------------|-----------------------|
| Google GKE | 1.12 | >= 3.3.13 | | Runs | Yes | Don't use micro nodes |
| Google GKE | 1.13 | >= 3.3.13 | | Runs | Yes | Don't use micro nodes |
| Amazon EKS | 1.11 | >= 3.3.13 | | Runs | Yes | |
| Pivotal PKS | 1.11 | >= 3.3.13 | | Runs | Yes | |
| IBM Cloud | 1.11 | >= 3.4.5 | >= 0.3.11 | Runs | Yes | |
| IBM Cloud | 1.12 | >= 3.4.5 | >= 0.3.11 | Runs | Yes | |
| IBM Cloud | 1.13 | >= 3.4.6.1 | >= 0.3.11 | Runs | Yes | |
| Amazon & Kops | 1.10 | >= 3.3.13 | | Runs | No | |
| Azure AKS | 1.10 | >= 3.3.13 | | Runs | No | |
| OpenShift | 1.10 | >= 3.3.13 | | Runs | No | |
| Bare metal (kubeadm) | 1.10 | >= 3.3.13 | | Runs | Yes | |
| Bare metal (kubeadm) | 1.11 | >= 3.3.13 | | Runs | Yes | |
| Bare metal (kubeadm) | 1.12 | >= 3.3.13 | | Runs | In progress | |
| Bare metal (kubeadm) | 1.13 | >= 3.3.13 | | Runs | Yes | |
| Bare metal (kubeadm) | 1.14 | >= 3.3.13 | | Runs | In progress | |
| Minikube | 1.10 | >= 3.3.13 | | Runs | Not intended | |
| Docker for Mac Edge | 1.10 | >= 3.3.13 | | Runs | Not intended | |
| Scaleway Kubernetes | 1.10 | >= 3.3.13 | ? | No | | |
| Platform | Kubernetes Version | ArangoDB Version | ArangoDB Operator Version | State | Remarks | Provider Remarks |
|---------------------|--------------------|------------------|---------------------------|-------------|-----------------------|------------------------------------|
| Google GKE | 1.14 | >= 3.3.13 | | Production | Don't use micro nodes | |
| Google GKE | 1.15 | >= 3.3.13 | | Production | Don't use micro nodes | |
| Azure AKS | 1.14 | >= 3.3.13 | | Production | | |
| Azure AKS | 1.15 | >= 3.3.13 | | Production | | |
| Amazon EKS | 1.14 | >= 3.3.13 | | Production | | [Amazon EKS](./docs/providers/eks) |
| IBM Cloud | 1.14 | >= 3.4.6.1 | >= 0.3.11 | Production | | |
| OpenShift | 3.11 | >= 3.3.13 | | Production | | |
| OpenShift | 4.2 | >= 3.3.13 | | In Progress | | |
| BareMetal (kubeadm) | 1.14 | >= 3.3.13 | | Production | | |
| Minikube | 1.14 | >= 3.3.13 | | Devel Only | | |
| Other | 1.14 | >= 3.3.13 | | Devel Only | | |
Feature-wise production readiness table:

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- [Tutorial](https://www.arangodb.com/docs/stable/tutorials-kubernetes.html)
- [Documentation](https://www.arangodb.com/docs/stable/deployment-kubernetes.html)
- [Design documents](./design/README.md)
- [Providers](./providers/README.md)

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# Supported Providers
- [Amazon EKS](./eks/README.md)

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# Amazon AWS Remarks
## Elastic Block Storage
Documentation:
- [AWS EBS Volume Types](https://docs.aws.amazon.com/AWSEC2/latest/UserGuide/ebs-volume-types.html)
Remarks:
- It is recommended to use at least GP2 (can be IO1) volume type for ArangoDeployment PV.
- GP2 Volume IOPS is mostly based on storage size. If bigger load is expected use bigger volumes.
- GP2 Volume supports burst mode. In case load in ArangoDeployment is expected only periodically you can use
smaller GP2 Volumes to save costs.
- AWS EBS support resizing of Volume. Volume size can be changed during lifetime, but it requires pod to be recreated.
## LoadBalancer
Documentation:
- [AWS LB Annotations](https://kubernetes.io/docs/concepts/cluster-administration/cloud-providers/#load-balancers)
Remarks:
- AWS LB in TCP mode is able to resend request in case of timeout while waiting for response from Coordinator/DBServer.
This can break some POST requests, like data insertion. To change default value, set to 60s,
you can set annotation for ArangoDeployment LoadBalancer service.
```
kubectl annotate --overwrite service/<ArangoDeployment name>-ea service.beta.kubernetes.io/aws-load-balancer-connection-idle-timeout=<value is seconds, max 15 min>
```