Welcome back to the channel, guys! In today's video, we're diving into the world of Amazon Elastic Kubernetes Service (EKS) as we create our very first EKS cluster. If you're like me, with a solid Kubernetes background but new to EKS, you're in the right place.
EKS simplifies Kubernetes management by offering a managed control plane, while you maintain control over the worker nodes. In this tutorial, I'll guide you through the process using both the command line utility EKSctl and the AWS Management Console.
Creating an EKS cluster involves defining a cluster name, selecting a Kubernetes version (let's go with 1.19), and setting up a cluster service role for AWS management. We'll configure VPC settings, security groups, and IP address ranges, tailoring the cluster to your needs. Additionally, I'll showcase logging options and advanced settings.
Next, we switch to the AWS Management Console, demonstrating the process visually. We explore the console, input necessary details, and click through the steps for cluster creation.
Once the cluster is active, we use the AWS CLI to update our Kubernetes configuration. With the EKS cluster ready, we proceed to create a worker node group, leveraging EC2 instances for our virtual machines. I provide insights into instance type selection, security group configuration, and subnet choices.
Switching to the command line, we deploy a simple workload to test our EKS cluster. I show you how to create a namespace, launch a pod, and verify its status. We discuss nuances like UI delays in reflecting updates compared to the CLI.
Finally, we explore creating an EKS cluster through EKSctl's command-line interface. I walk you through the process, emphasizing the simplicity of CLI compared to the UI. Importantly, I showcase the automatic deletion feature, ensuring clean removal of the cluster when no longer needed.
I hope this tutorial proves helpful as we navigate the creation of our first EKS cluster together. For more content like this, don't forget to subscribe to the channel. Thanks for watching!
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0:11 - "amazon elastic kubernetes cluster"
0:29 - "eks provides a managed control plane"
1:04 - "creating an eks cluster using eksctl and GUI"
3:22 - "vpc configuration of your cluster"
4:41 - "cluster endpoint access, public or private"
6:00 - "updating kubeconfig to talk to the cluster"
8:02 - "adding a node group to the eks cluster"
10:13 - "creating a node IAM role for worker nodes"
13:13 - "creating a namespace and deploying a pod"
17:22 - "checking cluster status and progress"
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