How to deploy a Kubernetes Cluster with Amazon EKS (Step by Step Lab demo)

[@chimagerald5910]

I love how you used slide to show the process and steps.

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[@ahmedakram4208]

Thank you, deployed my first EKS cluster following your steps, great and detailed explanation 👍.

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[@ShadesofGray3]

You just made this so much simpler. thank you

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[@Deadpoolmemez]

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[@kranthichamp3002]

really very informative video sirr👏👏🙏

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[@abhinawsingh1]

Very helpful videos.if possible share details of all commands in the description Thanks for sharing this

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Thank you for the feedback. For the commands, you can reach me at [e-mail]

[@amid6887]

nice explanation. really a good video

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[@KenBaynard]

Awesome, thanks.

[@GrowLikeAWeed-T]

many thanks, it's very nice, easy to understand, structured, and well-organized.

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[@shravankumarchagalamarri4759]

This is nice.Please cover the same topic in GUI too😊

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Thanks for the feedback, sure will do

[@chapaya100]

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[@manoranjanmajumdar8427]

good bro

[@manojgandham-lu7tu]

How can i get document that you used in this vedio

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[@allaboutrsk2904]

How lb is getting created without aws lb controller

[@awsdevopsniche11]

Hi, Load Balancer is getting created as we are using Load balancer "Service Type". Below is a command that is exposing the application to the outside world via load balancer. kubectl expose deployment tomcat-deployment --port=8080 --type=LoadBalancer

[@kiranbhulokam6712]

Thanks for the detailed steps. I have installed the EKS cluster as per the video and able to run k8s command with my IAM user only (With cluster creation user) but not run the k8s command with another IAM user, betting below error User error: You must be logged in to the server (the server has asked for the client to provide credentials), Can you help me, thanks in advance :)

[@awsdevopsniche11]

It sounds like your kubectl may not be configured properly for Amazon EKS, or the IAM principal credentials that you're using don't map to a Kubernetes RBAC user with sufficient permissions in your Amazon EKS cluster. You could try, as the cluster administrator, granting the appropriate level of RBAC privileges to individual Kubernetes users. Check the below link and let me know if it helps: docs.aws.amazon.com/eks/latest/userguide/connector-grant-access.html

[@subasri3242]

I have installed eksctl and moved to the path you have mentioned ..but I am gettin -bash : eksctl :command not found error.how to solve this error?

[@awsdevopsniche11]

try these steps again and see if it works Step 1. curl --silent --location "github.com/weaveworks/eksctl/releases/latest/download/eksctl_$(uname -s)_amd64.tar.gz" | tar xz -C /tmp Step 2. mv /tmp/eksctl /usr/local/bin

[@lakshmireddy-t6v]

please provide material pdf in the description it will help us

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[@niranjanmjniru8147]

Without load balancer we can not access the application?

[@awsdevopsniche11]

Apart from Load balancer, application can be accessed via cluster IP and Node Port. ClusterIP exposes the service on a cluster's internal IP address. NodePort exposes the service on each node’s IP address at a static port. Please refer the below link for more details: repost.aws/knowledge-center/eks-kubernetes-services-cluster

[@ammannaraju4372]

can you Shre the document, I will try from my end?

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[@kranthichamp3002]

where can i download commands file you used

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[@gopinath1707]

I got this error, bash: kubectl: command not found 😀

[@awsdevopsniche11]

have you installed kubectl ? follow the instructions from this link and install it. kubernetes.io/docs/tasks/tools/install-kubectl-linux/

[@gopinath1707]

@@awsdevopsniche11 thanks. Now its working fine

[@reddyshettyshivansh]

for commands please repo URL please

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[@reddyshettyshivansh]

Waiting for Ansible with aws

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will soon post a video on Ansible

[@harshad2000]

Hello Sir.. Can you please share the notepad file as well in the comments section.

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[@Chaloobolo]

Hey no practical.approach how come you are running the eks on t2.micro computation . It is practically not feasible at all.

[@awsdevopsniche11]

hi, instance type i used was t2.small, not t2.micro.