GitOps Modern Operations for EKS
summary
Sets up GitOps on Amazon EKS using Flux (installed via Helm), an SSH deploy key plus a Flux-created Kubernetes secret, and a 1-minute poll interval so changes propagate quickly. Installs AWS App Mesh with the controller and injector, CloudWatch Container Insights (Prometheus + fluentd), and deploys the podinfo sample. Demonstrates Flux with 1-minute poll driving a App Mesh virtual service 50/50 canary, then reversion to 100% v2; telemetry appears in CloudWatch and the demo succeeds.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Introduction to GitOps
- 1:46Setting up Flux for GitOps
- 3:54Deploying App Mesh with GitOps
- 8:32GitOps core tenants explained
- 11:01Deploying sample application
- 13:15Progressive delivery with canary
- 17:17Monitoring with CloudWatch
- 19:20Closing and resources
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