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niallthomson authored Oct 28, 2024
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We can check the Karpenter logs to get an idea of what actions it took in response to our scaling in the deployment. Wait about 5-10 seconds before running the following command:

```bash test=false
$ kubectl logs -l app.kubernetes.io/instance=karpenter -n karpenter | grep 'consolidation delete' | jq '.'
$ kubectl logs -l app.kubernetes.io/instance=karpenter -n karpenter | grep 'disrupting nodeclaim(s) via delete' | jq '.'
```

The output will show Karpenter identifying specific nodes to cordon, drain and then terminate:
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The controller enables you to simplify operations and save costs by sharing an Application Load Balancer across multiple applications in your Kubernetes cluster.

In this module you'll install the AWS Load Balancer Controller, then get started creating resources.
The steps to install the AWS Load Balancer Controller will be presented in the subsequent section, enabling you to get started with creating Load Balancer resources in AWS.

:::info
The AWS Load Balancer Controller was formerly named the AWS ALB Ingress Controller.
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