@@ -42,12 +42,12 @@ the NKS VM, Nexus then picks one of the bare metal servers after applying the
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following sorting rules:
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1 . Prefer bare metal servers in availability zones (racks) that don't have NKS
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- VMs from this NKS Cluster. In other words, * spread the NKS VMs for a NKS
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+ VMs from this NKS Cluster. In other words, * spread the NKS VMs for an NKS
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Cluster across availability zones* .
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1 . Prefer bare metal servers within a single availability zone (rack) that
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don't have other NKS VMs from the same NKS Cluster. In other words,
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- * spread the NKS VMs for a NKS Cluster across bare metal servers within an
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+ * spread the NKS VMs for an NKS Cluster across bare metal servers within an
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availability zone* .
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1 . If the NKS VM SKU is either ` NC_G48_224_v1 ` or ` NC_P46_224_v1 ` , prefer
@@ -291,9 +291,9 @@ Clusters can collocate.
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### Reduce the Agent Pool's count before reducing the VM SKU size
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- If you run into capacity constraints when launching a NKS Cluster or Agent
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+ If you run into capacity constraints when launching an NKS Cluster or Agent
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Pool, reduce the Count of the Agent Pool before adjusting the VM SKU size. For
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- example, if you attempt to create a NKS Cluster with an Agent Pool with VM SKU
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+ example, if you attempt to create an NKS Cluster with an Agent Pool with VM SKU
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size of ` NC_P46_224_v1 ` and a Count of 24 and get back a failure to provision
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the NKS Cluster due to insufficient resources, you may be tempted to use a VM
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SKU Size of ` NC_P36_168_v1 ` and continue with a Count of 24. However, due to
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