Mule 4 | RTF on AWS EKS | Detailed Demonstration

[@jacekbiaecki8076]

Perfect content - as always! Thank you Vishwas for this. The only "tricky" part in this video is using "rtfctl validate" and "rtfctl install" commands (starting from 25:30). For those who learn RTF for the first time it might be tricky how the hell "rtfctl" knows about you EKS cluster on AWS?!. The answer is that "rtfclt" utilizes your local kubectl config stored in the $HOME/.kube/config file.

[@sdfggfdasdfasf]

Thank you Vishwas for this video. how log forwarding is working or configured in case of this, appreciate if you can provide bit detail or other video which explains log forwarding.

[@sarikad78]

Thanks for the amazing video I have 2 very basic question. 1.You created only 1 worker node. For Appliance atleast 2 worker nodes are required. Why is that not required here? 2. You created only 1 worker in the cluster. In case of load, how will auto scaling happen? You need to add multiple nodes to the cluster right?

[@behumanf1rst]

Nice Vishwas, how to get license from muelsfot? I need to install for poc.

[@mufaddalf4377]

Hi Vishwas. Thanks for this wonderful video on RTF. Would you also please create a video on How object store, VM queue behaves in RTF deployment model. When we do the horizontal scaling. Also on the major differences between Cloudhub and RTF while doing the develop. Thanks in Advance

[@sreeramgollu2383]

Hi thanks for the video.are we good to change JDK version here. Are we good to make JDK cers chamges as well ?

[@rangraopatil3229]

Hi Vishwas detailed explanation about the rtf demo. I have one question how the tabs are generated on the runtime like as deployment target, ingress, properties, JVM, logs, runtime, number of replicas and many more things? And will be the same configuration for AKS,GKE?

[@Vishwasp13]

The tabs are generated automatically based on the configuration you specify during deployment, if I got your question correctly. The configuration has two parts Cloud and Mulesoft. The mulesoft part remains same except the fact that you will specify the type AKS, GKE while creating the fabric. The cloud part of creating the kubernetes cluster will differ.

[@nikunj40]

Hi Vishwas, I have a question over here, where did you specified the AWS EKS details in rtf to establish the connection. Also can you give some idea how the ingress can be created ? Can you please make some details video on ingress ?

[@romariolod]

Are these logs automatically in JSON format or does that require some sort of setting? In my situation I just see the logs in a “normal” representation.

[@Vishwasp13]

I didn't customise any settings. Its all default and the logs were printing as JSON.

[@romariolod]

@@Vishwasp13 Thanks for the reply. In that case i will contact Mule. Maybe it has to do with the AKS template.

[@yogeshgadhavi24]

Thank you Vishwas for this video. how log forwarding is working or configured in case of this, appreciate if you can provide bit detail or other video which explains log forwarding.