EKS Deployment Guide

• Log in to the Platform
  • Access the platform and sign in using your credentials.
• Navigate to CloudOps

  • Locate the Side Navigation Bar on the left-hand side of the screen.

  • Navigate to Kubernetes Automation, then select EKS.

• Click on Get Started on EKS page.

• Based on your requirement:

• • Click on New Account if an AWS account has not been added.
  • Click on Add AWS Account and

Note: follow the Initiating Account Integration guide to add a new AWS account.

• • If an AWS account is already integrated, click on Existing Account.
  • In the next screen, select Select Existing Account.
  • Choose the desired account from the list and click Proceed.

Step 1: Cluster Details

• Enter a unique Deployment Name.
• Select the desired AWS Region from the drop down.
• Enter the preferred Cluster Name.
• Choose the required Kubernetes Version from the drop down.
• Select Amazon Linux 2 as the Operating System.
• Click Next to proceed.

Step 2: Networking

• If an existing VPC is available in the selected region:
  • Select Use Existing.
  • Choose the VPC ID from the drop down.
  • Select two Private Subnets with different Availability Zones.

• If a new VPC is required:
  • Select Create New.
  • Enter the VPC CIDR.
  • Add Public and Private Subnets with different Availability Zones.

• Click Next to continue.

Step 3: Node Groups

• Click Add to Node Group.

• Provide a Node Group Name.

• Select the desired Instance Types from the dropdown.

• Configure Scaling Settings:

  • Set Minimum, Desired, and Maximum node counts.

• Add Labels by entering Key-Value pairs.

• Define the Volume Size (Minimum: 30GB).

• Click Save and then Next.

Note: Taints can be applied only to the second node:

• Select the Effect.
• Enter the Key and Value for the Taints.
• This option is not available for the first node.

Step 4: Add-ons

• Select the desired AWS Managed Add-ons from the drop down.

• Choose the required Custom Add-ons from the drop down.

• Click Next.

Step 5: Add-ons

• Select IAM Users from the drop down to grant cluster access.

• Choose IAM Roles for managing cluster permissions and access.

• Click Next.
  

Step 6: Tags

• Click Add to enter Key-Value pairs for tagging resources.

• Click Submit.

• Click Next.