AWS EKS | Episode 14 | Creating Kubernetes cluster in EKS | Kubernetes Cluster creation

==================================================================== Subscribe : https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCq3a5LV2NtHt526ZDQYwPig/?sub_confirmation=1 ==================================================================== Hello DevOps Explorers!! In todays session, we will look at how we can create our Kubernetes cluster in EKS. We will look at how to create the control plane and then how to add the data plane or the worker nodes to the cluster. We will also look at how we can interact with the cluster using kubectl tool. What you will learn : ⭐️ Create Kubernetes cluster in EKS. ⭐️ Create node groups for the data plane (worker nodes). ⭐️ Interact with the cluster. There are 2 pre-requisites for this. You will need to have awscli install and also the kubectl tool to interact with the cluster. If you are on Amazon Linux AMI, you can simply run this command sudo yum install awscli -y to install the aws cli tool (Should be there by default) and follow the below links to install the kubectl tool. Official page: https://kubernetes.io/docs/tasks/tools/install-kubectl-linux/ My GitHub page: https://github.com/Dgruploads/AWS_EKS/blob/main/minikube_kubectl_demo/Setup_kubectl There are also couple of important things that you will need to take care of to interact with the cluster. * Update the cluster security group to allow 443. * Add the IAM role/user to the cluster IAM access settings. I have explained all these things in the video. 📢 Don’t forget to like, subscribe, and hit the notification bell for more DevOps and Cloud content! Drop your questions or feedback in the comments below—I’d love to hear from you!" #kubernetes #aws #EKS #DevOps #KubernetesTutorials #Cluster #KubernetesCluster #WorkerNodes #DataPlace #ControlPlane Happy learning!!