Setting Up Kubernetes(K8s) In AWS | Create Kubernetes Cluster | AWS CLI Tools | Webinar | IMESH
The video will show you how you can set up and run a Kubernetes cluster in AWS. Although creating K8s clusters in AWS can be complex, you’ll see a simple working demo here. First, we’ll install the AWS CLI tool to configure AWS services. Then we’ll install the Kubernetes client tool, Kubectl(Kubernetes Command-line interface), to communicate with the K8s cluster we’ll be creating. Finally, we’ll create the Kubernetes cluster on EKS, access it using Kubectl, and run a few basic commands.
Here are some important points will discuss-
●Installing the AWS CLI tool
●Installing the Kubernetes client tool
●Kubernetes cluster creation
○Create a VPC Stack
○Create Cluster Role
○Create Cluster
○Create Node Role
○Create Node group
●Connecting and Accessing Cluster
○Configure AWS CLI
○Update kube config
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00:00 Introduction
00:28 Agenda of the webinar
01:14 Installing AWS CLI tool
04:12 Installing kubernetes client tool
04:26 Kubernetes cluster creation
19:00 Connecting to cluster and run few basic commands
24:00 Conclusion
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