How to Create A Secured Kubernetes Cluster on Amazon EKS || Amazon EKS Tutorial

Hello Awesome Audience 💖
In this EKS Demo, I guide you through the seamless process of creating a highly secure Kubernetes cluster on Amazon EKS. With step-by-step instructions and practical demonstrations, you'll gain a deep understanding of how to set up a robust Kubernetes environment in the AWS cloud.
We'll walk through essential steps, such as creating a custom VPC, establishing a cluster control plane, configuring IAM roles, Node groups, secure configurations and leveraging the power of Amazon EKS to manage availability and scalability effortlessly.
💡RESOURCES USED:
Install kubectl:
docs.aws.amazon.com/eks/lates...
Create kubeconfig file: docs.aws.amazon.com/eks/lates...
Update config file: docs.aws.amazon.com/eks/lates...
How to Create A Custom VPC in AWS:
• HOW TO CREATE A CUSTOM...
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[@techwithhelen]

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[@SeanAde-wc2ik]

Awesome. You explained everything without skipping a step. Do you have any video on Kafka?

[@matthewtarfa4659]

way to go Helen another world class video, very helpful

[@techwithhelen]

Thanks for all your comments ❤

[@tchanoumbianda3562]

You make it look so easy !

[@Raja_babu-9860]

I think she is best teacher as she know what actually we want rather than show off..
Great ....🎉

[@techwithhelen]

I appreciate your feedback. ❤

[@judithyue971]

very clear. thank you. can do one that allow internet client accessing into your microservices that run in your private EKS ?

[@asif4world]

Hi Helen,
Thanks a lot for sharing your knowledge with us .
Please show us how exactly we can create kubernetes cluster using Terraform. Because we can save lot of time by automating stuffs and it will be good to for production as well. And if you can document this it will be very helpful. Again you are a great person with great knowledge.

[@techwithhelen]

Thank you for your feedback.❤
Configuring and deploying EKS cluster this will help beginners to understand the whole process first via Management console.
Then comes automation will make it so easy, so I have noted your request.

[@rjraju7101]

Hello Helen,
Can you make a video about ebs provision for eks
For dynamic volume creation .

[@techwithhelen]

This is well noted for consideration. Thanks

[@canye1662]

👍wow ..everything on point👌🤝

[@richardmajekodunmi4829]

This is great and straight forward. Please do create a video of automation using Terraform. Great job and I look forward to your next video.

[@techwithhelen]

Will do. Thanks for the feedback

[@vimalpatel5770]

Excellent Video Helen. Nice way to teaching for any novice person. The provisioning of cluster is through console, can you please replicate the similar demo through kubectl/eksctl also if you can create a video which will expose the deployed application to outside world? That way it will be helpful for DevOps guy to replicate/reuse again and again. Appreciate your effort very nicely taught.

[@techwithhelen]

Thanks for your feedback . I have noted your request for consideration

[@AjayUmredkar]

Awesome Helen!

[@techwithhelen]

Thank you for watching ❤

[@paulegharevba2874]

Nice job 👍
First to comment😊

[@techwithhelen]

Thanks for your comments Paul ❤

[@TechDevWithKevin]

Thanks Helen for sharing your knowledge!🤟

[@techwithhelen]

Always a pleasure to share, thanks!

[@SarathVarmaTirumalaraju-md2xx]

wonderful explanation !!!

[@techwithhelen]

Glad it helped!

[@brovictorkgm5103]

Good video! Thank you so much. Please I'll like you to put the same cluster together using Terraform. Thank you.

[@techwithhelen]

Thank you for watching. Your request is well noted

[@villaran9295]

amazing! thank you Helen!
One question: In 54:17 what's mean: ">~/.aws/config"? Do you delete the file? I don't know what do this ">~". Thank you :)

[@boinasantosh9669]

Hi Helen
While giving the command kubectl config view
I am getting api version as...... V1alpha1
How to fix that and make to be as beta

[@mwanthidaniel1254]

Hello Hellen, great conent, thanks alot! can I make a request?, if you can create a CICD pipeline using github action, docker, ecr, to deploy a website on EKS, such that if changes are made on the main branch of website repo, a new image is created and published to registry and them EKS can go and re-deploy this updated image.

[@techwithhelen]

Thank you for your feedback ❤ I will have this in mind for future releases.

[@mwanthidaniel1254]

thank you, already subscribed♥

[@MattTaylert-zt3sj]

@@mwanthidaniel1254
this worked
```
- name: Setup key
id: setup-key
env:
PRIVATE_KEY: ${{ secrets.BASTION }}
run: |
echo "$PRIVATE_KEY" >> $HOME/bastion.pem
chmod 400 $HOME/bastion.pem
- name: Connect to Bastion
run: |
ssh -o StrictHostKeyChecking=no -i $HOME/bastion.pem @1 'kubectl get pods --all-namespaces'
```