Deploying your app to AWS Fargate on Amazon EKS

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We will deploy a demo application to Amazon Elastic Kubernetes Service (EKS) and use AWS Fargate as our dataplane.

#Kubernetes #AWS #EKS
  1. Containers from the Couch
  2. kubernetes
  3. eksworkshop
  4. k8s
  5. cncf
  6. aws
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It's a great session. I would advice people watching to beware of cost. The 1:1 pod to node ratio can become expensive if you are running lots of different micoservices. If you used managed nodes then you can run many pods on one node.

mcoroblang
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I love watching your videos on all things containers. You guys explain concepts so well in a very joyful way.

samahome
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Thanks for the wonderful session. You both are legends😊.
I am looking to deploy the docker app into AWS Fargate EKS using Azure DevOps. Do you have any insights and any reference videos or docs?

krishnamohangannamraju
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I have one question I need to install Cluster Autoscaler in Eks cluster but itself needs at least one node to operate In an AWS EKS cluster so that how you can ensure that you have at least one node running when setting up Eks Cluster ?
Is it possible to bring up the 1st node using aws fargate on top of that node we can install cluster autoscaler ??

himakar
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Hi, thanks for the great stream, I am trying to launch ALB on an EKS cluster that has both managed nodes and Fargate profiles. I Would like to run the ALB only on the managed node, but the cluster keeps trying to Schedule the load balancer controller on a Fargate node. Is there a way to force the cluster to only schedule the controller on the managed node?
I tried to use Node Affinity but then I got this err: MatchNodeSelector failed: Fargate profile cannot satisfy pod's node selector/affinity requirements

ramih
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Hi. Great stream appreciated. Right now I use EKS with managed node groups. Fargate looks interesting, as one pod equals one VM eliminates idle resource. Looks like Fargate only support ALB. Right now my EKS use NLB and single NLB is capable of serving entire cluster with the help of Nginx Ingress Controller. Can I achieve the same with ALB? Or do I need to create multiple ALB per Ingress resource?

shinebayar