Can you please cover eks karpenter use case

Part 6 will be released in 2 days. Playlist - kzbin.info/aero/PLiMWaCMwGJXnKY6XmeifEpjIfkWRo9v2l&si=Ku0ay7zUEKgfcVcb 1. Create AWS VPC using Terraform 2. Create AWS EKS Cluster using Terraform 3. Add IAM User & IAM Role to AWS EKS 4. Horizontal Pod Autoscaler (HPA) on AWS EKS 5. Cluster Autoscaler Tutorial (EKS Pod Identities) 6. AWS Load Balancer Controller Tutorial (TLS) 7. Nginx Ingress Controller Tutorial (Cert-Manager & TLS) 8. CSI Driver Tutorial (ReadWriteOnce) 9. EFS CSI Driver Tutorial (ReadWriteMany) 10. AWS Secrets Manager Tutorial (Env & Files) Based on the feedback, I’ll add the following sections (let me know if anything else is missing):
 - Autoscaling with Karpenter - Autoscaling with Keda - Private Ingress with Private DNS & VPN - Monitoring with Prometheus - EKS self managed group - EKS Fargate - EKS Pod Identities vs. EKS IRSA (oidc) vs. Node roles

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Great vid but why not use the community modules?.Is there a specific reason to choose resources over modules?.

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Great video, thanks. What do you think about creating all subnets using the terraform “count” property instead of creating each separately ? I mean define 1 resource then it will become 4 subnets

Thank you!

Great

Great video as always! Regarding the conflict between argocd and hpa, I found that there is a solution for this in argocd called ignoreDifferences.

Thank you!

The most important video i have seen about this topic 🎉❤

If you get chance, could you let me know more about the owned vs shared on the subnet tags please? Or link me to some information. Many thanks.

Very awesome tutorial!!

Great can't wait for next one whoever makes your animation deserve a raise Its super easy to understand thanks Anton

Great can't wait for next one whoever makes your animation deserve a raise Its super easy to understand thanks Anton

Any plan to make videos on Keda auto scaling using kafka and rabbitmq ?

Part 5 will be released in 2 days. Playlist - kzbin.info/aero/PLiMWaCMwGJXnKY6XmeifEpjIfkWRo9v2l&si=Ku0ay7zUEKgfcVcb 1. Create AWS VPC using Terraform 2. Create AWS EKS Cluster using Terraform 3. Add IAM User & IAM Role to AWS EKS 4. Horizontal Pod Autoscaler (HPA) on AWS EKS 5. Cluster Autoscaler Tutorial (EKS Pod Identities) 6. AWS Load Balancer Controller Tutorial (TLS) 7. Nginx Ingress Controller Tutorial (Cert-Manager & TLS) 8. CSI Driver Tutorial (ReadWriteOnce) 9. EFS CSI Driver Tutorial (ReadWriteMany) 10. AWS Secrets Manager Tutorial (Env & Files) Based on the feedback, I’ll add the following sections (let me know if anything else is missing):
 - Autoscaling with Karpenter - Autoscaling with Keda - Private Ingress with Private DNS & VPN - Monitoring with Prometheus - EKS self managed group - EKS Fargate - EKS Pod Identities vs. EKS IRSA (oidc) vs. Node roles

🔴 - To support my channel, I’d like to offer Mentorship/On-the-Job Support/Consulting - [email protected]

Do you have same kind of setup for ms teams?

goated tutorial

Really very well explained, thank you very much.

Hi Can you suggest when we give Iam user Iam user1 verbs list watch read for a specific role then how the user1 will list and watch the deployment, config map etc with utilizing their Iam user?

very informative

best primer on Kafka. kudos

Super good for understanding the differnces, crystal-clear, thank you!

Thank Anton!!!!

Thanks, man.🎉

Best DevOps-related channel! Thank you for your great work!

Great video man, thank you for sharing your knowledge for free

What a great video!

@AntonPutra which software do you use for animations and video editing?

Such a fantastic channel!

Can you please make a video how to use vault auth for eks

I have no words to describe how amazing your videos are. Really the best DevOps channel in the world. Keep going!

Thank you

it would be great if you also make a video how to do it on aws console .

Thanks Mr Anson

Thank you for another amazing video,I am using something similar like this but with AWS SSO Roles and it makes life easy.

🔴 - To support my channel, I’d like to offer Mentorship/On-the-Job Support/Consulting - [email protected]

Part 4 will be released in 2 days. Playlist - kzbin.info/aero/PLiMWaCMwGJXnKY6XmeifEpjIfkWRo9v2l&si=Ku0ay7zUEKgfcVcb 1. Create AWS VPC using Terraform 2. Create AWS EKS Cluster using Terraform 3. Add IAM User & IAM Role to AWS EKS 4. Horizontal Pod Autoscaler (HPA) on AWS EKS 5. Cluster Autoscaler Tutorial (EKS Pod Identities) 6. AWS Load Balancer Controller Tutorial (TLS) 7. Nginx Ingress Controller Tutorial (Cert-Manager & TLS) 8. CSI Driver Tutorial (ReadWriteOnce) 9. EFS CSI Driver Tutorial (ReadWriteMany) 10. AWS Secrets Manager Tutorial (Env & Files) Based on the feedback, I’ll add the following sections (let me know if anything else is missing):
 - Autoscaling with Karpenter - Autoscaling with Keda - Private Ingress with Private DNS & VPN - Monitoring with Prometheus - EKS self managed group - EKS Fargate - EKS Pod Identities vs. EKS IRSA (oidc) vs. Node roles

good!

Amazing explanation

Best explanation straight to the point, thanks!

Thanks man been working with k8s 3 years but I learned so much

Amazing Videos!

THANK YOU for a great video!

java gets faster and faster as it learns realworld usage to optimize the compiled code. This is why the idea that Java is slower than even C is just BS. for a complex system, no compile time can really know the best optimization to use. This is where java's on the fly in time compilation shines. Because at run time it gets the code paths that is most used and has the best view of where to optimize. Yes, it takes some cycles for java to optimize it completely. But if you have a long running program, there is simply nothing better than java. Neither for speed nor for how quickly you can build the system. Rest of the languages are only good to cover either system level programming or for short run cycle programs. If you are running a batch application that uses 100% cpu for 10 secs and shuts down then java won't have the time to optimize, in those case just use graalvm and compile java to native code directly.

thank you, man! you really are on a different level! keep up the good work!

Thank you, great tutorial!

I didn't understand Kubernetes related technologies when I read about it on the internet, but your videos made it very easy to understand. I really appreciate it.