Kubernetes: How to deploy a Simple Game App into Amazon EKS in 10 minutes
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 7 มี.ค. 2023
- Amazon EKS is a managed Kubernetes service to run Kubernetes in the AWS cloud. Amazon EKS automatically manages the availability and scalability of the Kubernetes control plane nodes responsible for scheduling containers, managing application availability and storing cluster data.
2048 game: 2048 is a single-player sliding tile puzzle video game written by Italian web developer Gabriele Cirulli and published on GitHub. The objective of the game is to slide numbered tiles on a grid to combine them to create a tile with the number 2048
In this video, I am demonstrating how the 2048 game (container based) can be deployed on to a simple Kubernetes cluster. It shows mainly 4 steps
1. Create the EKS cluster
2. Create a node group within the cluster
3. Create a POD which will run containers with 2048 game container image. Config file is written using YAML.
4. Create a Load Balancer service (ingress controller service) so that the game app can be accessed from outside using the Load balancer’s DNS name
Links
EKS User Guide: docs.aws.amazon.com/eks/lates...
EKS FAQ: aws.amazon.com/eks/faqs/
EKS Workshop: www.eksworkshop.com/ (includes practical exercises on EKS)
EKS API Reference: docs.aws.amazon.com/eks/lates...
Notes
Please note that the EKS cluster is not free. So, there will be a nominal charge if you keep it open for a couple of hours. Besides, you will be using t3.medium EC2 in the node group. So, there will be some nominal charge for that resource as well.
Below link will give the cheat sheet which will help you while working on this lab:
s3.amazonaws.com/klowdbay.com...
Now this video is so amazing. Straight to the point and it is just on point!
Thanks
This video helped me unblock the issue where I couldn't connect to my nodes from the internet. Thanks!
Excellent clarity video sir....i confused till now by searching so many channels....now my search ended with your channel. Thanq
Great video. There's a ton of theory around EKS, but this practical example helps put things in perspective for me.
best and simple and better than other youtuber
tried numerous deployments, thanks sir you saved my day!!
This video shows how a simple app can be deployed into Amazon EKS cluster. We are using a single player game app (2048 game). If you successfully deploy, you get to play the game 😀
wao..Perfect and easy way of describing concepts keep it up bro
Amazing video on k8s cluster deployment of app😄, thanks with🧡
Thank you very much sir. You made it simple.
nice, very helpful to getting started with eks
awesome thank you very much, your video included detail that was missing in other videos. I was stuck for a while, i did not know you copied and pasted the code for the game. i thought the nano 2048-pod.yaml was supposed to bring up the code. i realized this when i read the documentation you provided in the description
hi sir, thanks for the concise yet clear info. I am subbing
Thank you very much 😊👍🏻
Excelente vídeo, você explicou de forma explêndida. Thank you very much.
Subscribed sir. Thank you !
Thank you Karthik
Hi
Nice video how to differentiate master, worker nodes, control panel pods are how to handle in the Linux cmdline.
We need to connect to a node part of the nodegrp right to perform the action.pls confirm
Hi sir In the above simple game app by default ib its or we can create any other things to create the simple game app can you clarify my doudt sir
Images will be downloaded from where? Ecs???
And load balancer used which applications or networks or classic LB??
Image is from Dockerhub, not ECS. LoadBalancer is Application LB. You can refer to the cheatsheet here: s3.amazonaws.com/klowdbay.com/02.+CheatSheets/EKS+cluster+app+deployment+v0.2.txt
Thanks sir
What is the name of the music or song that u usied in 0:17
It is 'Indian Walk - Nico Staf.mp3'.
thank you sir...nice video....Sorry ya...But i think it much better if you can explain where the image come from at video....
Actually the image is from Dockerhub. Link: hub.docker.com/r/blackicebird/2048. By default it takes the images from Dockerhub.
thank you for clarify @@UnusAWS
When run a aws cloud shell with a command rm .kube/config it shows no such file or directory.
@ unus aws please let me know
Please check the region you set as part of update-kubeconfig command. Your cloudshell also should be operating in that region. region name is displayed on right side top corner of cloudshell window.
@@UnusAWS yes it’s same, how many subnets should be manditory?
@@user-lv4uy3fz5x It will work with min 2 subnets.