Introducing Amazon EKS
summary
Amazon EKS provides a managed Kubernetes control plane running across 3 AZs with encrypted etcd, automatic patching of master patch versions, and worker nodes in customer accounts attached via CloudFormation; authentication uses the heptio AWS authenticator integrated with IAM and RBAC; networking defaults to the AWS CNI plugin with VPC-routable pod IPs (daemonset on each node handing ENI and secondary IPs), AMIs and Packer scripts are provided for worker customization, and demos show kubectl and Helm operations working end-to-end.
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chapters (24)
- 0:00Introduction
- 0:40What is EKS
- 2:36Where are you running EKS
- 3:37Core tenets of EKS
- 4:26Native Kubernetes experience
- 5:23Integration with AWS services
- 6:19Open Source Team
- 7:00Creating EKS Cluster
- 8:32Behind the Scenes
- 10:00Setting Up and Managing a Kubernetes Cluster
- 10:42EKS Architecture
- 12:03Heptoi M Authenticator
- 12:51Heptoi WS Authenticator
- 13:58CoopCuddle
- 14:37CNI Plugin
- 15:47Architectural E
- 17:27Bidirectional Data Path
- 17:57Cross Account Networking
- 19:17Kubernetes CI
- 24:30QA
- 26:52API
- 28:47Fargate
- 31:02CubeIAm
- 34:47Provisioning
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