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Create Kubernetes Cluster on Amazon EKS ☸️ 2020Category: Kubernetes
AWS EKS is a Managed Kubernetes Service from Amazon, which means AWS manages the Master Nodes for you. Create Worker Nodes and connect to cluster The Worker Nodes are some EC2 instances with CPU and storage resources.
In this, we are creating a cluster with name cluster-name and defining the version, region, node group’s name, node type, and number of nodes This will take a while to process, wait ⏳ till it’s over after this is over your last line will look something like this if you go to your EKS panel in AWS web console, you can see this to see the nodes which are present, we can hop over to EC2 and take a look at what is present there there are to worker nodes as we declared in the previous cmd See this line to view your kube config file, and now all your kubectl command will run form the AWS EKS console let’s try you will get the output of the worker nodes present in the AWS ec2 if you were able to get up to this point, then it means you were able to create an EKS cluster and assign worker nodes to AWS
In this, we are creating a cluster with name cluster-name and defining the version, region, node group’s name, node type, and number of nodes This will take a while to process, wait ⏳ till it’s over after this is over your last line will look something like this if you go to your EKS panel in AWS web console, you can see this to see the nodes which are present, we can hop over to EC2 and take a look at what is present there there are to worker nodes as we declared in the previous cmd See this line to view your kube config file, and now all your kubectl command will run form the AWS EKS console let’s try you will get the output of the worker nodes present in the AWS ec2 if you were able to get up to this point, then it means you were able to create an EKS cluster and assign worker nodes to AWS
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