From the course: Running Kubernetes on AWS (EKS)
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Solution: Spin up a new application
From the course: Running Kubernetes on AWS (EKS)
Solution: Spin up a new application
(upbeat music) - [Instructor] This is the chapter three solution video, where I'll walk you through how I would approach the challenge. Your first task was to create a new deployment from the challenge-deployment.yaml file. First thing I'm going to do is just take a look through this file, see what we've got. So, we have a deployment and the deployment name is quote app. It will be created in the staging name space. We're going to create three pods, so three replicas of this application. And the container that we're building is getting pulled from the data wire quote image, which is hosted in Docker hub. So no need to change anything here. We just want to create that deployment. So, I'll go to the command line and I will run kube control, apply the file, called challenge-deployment.yaml and it looks like that deployment's been created. Let's verify, we've got three pods running with kube control. Get pods from the…
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Deploy an application to your EKS cluster4m 19s
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Make your subnets discoverable4m 16s
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Create a service account for the Load Balancer Controller4m 46s
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Troubleshoot service account issues4m 45s
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Install the AWS Load Balancer Controller4m 48s
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Create an Ingress for your application3m 42s
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Challenge: Spin up a new application1m 2s
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Solution: Spin up a new application5m 59s
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