Deploying Your Spring Boot Application In Amazon Managed Kubernetes Service (EKS)
summary
Creates a Spring Boot REST app, builds a Docker image, and runs it locally on Minikube local registry (localhost:5000) before pushing to ECR repository with immutable tags; uses docker, kubectl, aws cli and eksctl. Deploys a Deployment with two replicas to an EKS cluster backed by t3.small nodes, exposes it via a NodePort (31479) and verifies endpoints returning “hello” and “my name is …”. Notes an M1/ARM vs amd64 image issue requiring building for amd64 (colima) so pods don’t CrashLoopBackOff.
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chapters (15)
- 0:00Start
- 0:53Steps
- 2:27Major Tools
- 4:31The Amazon Elastic Container Registry
- 9:48Run the Application
- 10:28Dockerize this Springboard Application
- 10:52Dockerize the Application
- 11:10Create a Docker File
- 21:45Create a Deployment
- 28:27Create a Repository
- 30:49Log In to the Repository
- 32:47Docker Tag
- 37:49Create a Cluster
- 38:50Node Groups
- 50:10Create an Inbound Rule in the Security Group
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