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From kind to EKS: What's changing? - Kubernetes Tutorial
From the course: Kubernetes: Your First Project
From kind to EKS: What's changing?
- [Instructor] We've successfully got Explore California running in Kubernetes on our machine. We even deployed it with helm. That's a big deal. Unfortunately, Explore California will never get to Kubernetes in production with kind alone. It's time to graduate to the big leagues. Let's go into the cloud. In the next two chapters, we're going to expand on what we've done locally by deploying Explore California into real deal Kubernetes clusters in the cloud. First, we're going to deploy into an elastic Kubernetes Services cluster on Amazon Web Services, or AWS EKS. We're also going to create an elastic container registry, or a registry in ECR, to learn how to create image registries in the cloud and push container images like Explore California up into them. We'll also create a cluster on Azure AKS, or Azure's Kubernetes Service, as well as push Explore California into a registry with an Azure Container Registry, or ACR. In both cases, we'll see how the helm chart that we created will…
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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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