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Deploying the Explore California image into ECR - Kubernetes Tutorial
From the course: Kubernetes: Your First Project
Deploying the Explore California image into ECR
- [Instructor] All right. Before we deploy Explore California into EKS, we need to upload Explore California's container image into ECR. This is going to be a three-step process. This three-step process works regardless of the public or private registry you choose to use. The first step is going to be the log in to the registry. We already did that, so we can go right into the second step, which is to retag our image to contain the URL of the registry that it's going to be uploaded into. Finally, the third step is to push the image, and hope that it works. So let's head into a terminal and see that in action. All right, we're going to start with step two, which is to retag our image. To begin, we're going to type either docker or podman tag. Then we're going to provide the name of the image that we want to retag, which in our case is going to be localhost/explorecalifornia.com. And then we're going to provide the URI of the registry that we're going to be uploading into. So since I…
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From kind to EKS: What's changing?1m 35s
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Deploying your EKS cluster with eksctl2m 2s
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Logging into your EKS cluster1m 43s
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Installing NGINX ingress controller into EKS3m 8s
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Creating an ECR repository1m 53s
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Deploying the Explore California image into ECR3m 14s
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Deploying Explore California into EKS5m 2s
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Installing cert-manager into EKS2m 13s
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Cleaning up EKS5m 16s
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