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What is the primary benefit of using AWS EKS?
What is the primary benefit of using AWS EKS?
What is the first step in deploying nodes on an Amazon EKS cluster using the AWS Management Console?
What is the first step in deploying nodes on an Amazon EKS cluster using the AWS Management Console?
What settings can be configured in the 'Create Cluster' page?
What settings can be configured in the 'Create Cluster' page?
What is the purpose of the 'Compute' tab in the cluster page?
What is the purpose of the 'Compute' tab in the cluster page?
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What is the correct order of steps in creating an EKS cluster?
What is the correct order of steps in creating an EKS cluster?
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What is the benefit of using managed node groups in Amazon EKS?
What is the benefit of using managed node groups in Amazon EKS?
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What is the purpose of the 'Clusters' page in the EKS service?
What is the purpose of the 'Clusters' page in the EKS service?
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What settings can be specified in the 'Configure node group' page?
What settings can be specified in the 'Configure node group' page?
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What is the primary difference between managed node groups and self-managed nodes?
What is the primary difference between managed node groups and self-managed nodes?
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What is the final step in creating an EKS cluster?
What is the final step in creating an EKS cluster?
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Study Notes
Amazon EKS Cluster Management
- Amazon EKS uses managed node groups that run Amazon EC2 instances with the latest EKS-optimized or custom Amazon Machine Images (AMIs) in your AWS account.
- Node groups are updated and terminated gracefully, ensuring application availability.
EKS CLI Management
- The eksctl command-line tool allows you to create an Amazon EKS cluster and manage nodes and add-ons with a single command,
eksctl create cluster
.
EKS Data Plane
- The EKS data plane consists of managed worker nodes that run containerized applications in a Kubernetes cluster on AWS.
- AWS manages worker node provisioning, scaling, and maintenance, reducing operational overhead.
- Customers have full control over node configuration, including instance types, autoscaling policies, and other settings.
- The EKS data plane integrates with other AWS services, such as Amazon VPC, Amazon CloudWatch, and AWS IAM.
Deploying an Application on Amazon EKS
- To deploy an application on an active Amazon EKS cluster, navigate to the EKS service in the AWS Management Console.
- Select the EKS cluster, create a namespace, and configure the cluster settings.
- Create a node group, specifying the node group name, node IAM role, instance type, and other settings.
Creating an EKS Cluster
- To create an EKS cluster, navigate to the EKS service in the AWS Management Console.
- Configure cluster settings, such as the cluster name, region, and node group details.
- Review and create the cluster, then verify its status on the "Clusters" page.
Deploying Nodes on Amazon EKS
- To deploy nodes on an Amazon EKS cluster, select the EKS cluster, and add a node group.
- Configure the node group, specifying the node group name, node IAM role, instance type, and other settings.
- Review and create the node group, then verify the nodes on the "Compute" tab.
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Description
Learn how to manage Amazon EKS clusters using eksctl command-line tool and Amazon Machine Images (AMIs). Discover the benefits of using eksctl for creating and managing clusters, and how it ensures high availability of your applications.