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    Kubernetes On AWS (Using Amazon EKS) : Akash Agrawal - July'27 2019

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    Kubernetes on AWS (using Amazon EKS)

    AKASH AGRAWAL | JULY’27 2019


    Agenda
    ● Containers & Kubernetes - Overview

    ● Running Containerized Applications on AWS Cloud


    ● EKS Overview / Architecture / Benefits

    ● EKS - Day-1 Job


    ● EKS - Day-2 Job
    About Me
    ● having 11+ years of experience in IT Industry

    ● I worked for various clients like Sabre Travel Technologies / Citi Bank /
    Goldman Sachs / L&T InfoTech etc.

    ● From last couple of years, I work as Independent Consultant:


    ○ I work with different Startups, helping them to design/improve
    solutions around Cloud & Kubernetes EcoSystem (as Technical
    Adviser)
    ○ Trainer around Cloud & Kubernetes EcoSystem
    Containers & Kubernetes -
    Overview
    Containers
    ● Package your Application & it’s Dependencies
    ● Container Runtimes: Docker / Rkt etc.
    ● Focused around Build / Ship / Run
    ○ Build: build container images (snapshots) on your local laptop
    manually or automate it through CI/CD pipeline
    ○ Ship: ship it through the container registry (ECR/DockerHub etc.)
    ○ Run: run it anywhere cloud/on-prem etc.
    Kubernetes
    ● Kubernetes is an Open Source system for Container Orchestration
    (Deployment / Management / Scaling)
    ● Focused Around:
    ○ Scheduling
    ○ Scaling (Manual / Auto)
    ○ Self Healing / Auto Repairing
    ○ ...
    ● Components:
    ○ Control Plane Components
    ○ Data Plane Components
    Source: https://software.danielwatrous.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/02/kubernetes-overview.png
    Source: https://carltsuis-blog.readthedocs.io/en/latest/kubernetes/components-of-k8s.png
    Running Containerized
    Applications on AWS
    ● ECS
    ● Kubernetes
    ○ Kubernetes - Hard Way Approach
    ○ Kops
    ○ EKS
    EKS Overview / Architecture /
    Benefits
    ● EKS (Elastic Kubernetes Service)
    ● Managed Kubernetes Service on AWS Cloud
    ● EKS Benefits:
    ○ No Control Plane to manage (AWS will take care of that):
    ■ Control Plane HA (in multiple AZs)
    ■ Auto Repairing / Patching of Control Plane Nodes
    ○ ...
    Source: https://bekitzur.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/06/wsi-imageoptim-amazon-eks-2.png
    Source: https://aws.amazon.com/getting-started/projects/deploy-kubernetes-app-amazon-eks/
    ● EKS Benefits:
    ○ ...
    ○ Certified Kubernetes Conformant
    ○ EKS optimized AMIs (also with GPU support)
    ○ Spot Instances support available
    ○ Integration:
    ■ Amazon ECR (for Container Registry)
    ■ Load Balancing Support (for CLB, NLB, ALB)
    ■ Authentication & Authorization (through AWS IAM, Kubernetes RBAC)
    ■ Clean Network Isolation (through VPC/Subnets etc.)
    ■ Others: Logging/Monitoring (AWS Cloud Watch/Trail), Service Mesh
    (AWS App Mesh) etc.
    EKS - Day 1 Job
    Source: https://aws.amazon.com/eks/
    ● Using CLI (on client/laptop)
    ○ Install AWS CLI (on client/laptop)
    ○ Connect it using AWS Access Key ID / Secret Access Key (on client/laptop)
    ○ Install eksctl
    ○ Install kubectl
    ○ follow the steps:
    ■ https://eksctl.io/usage/creating-and-managing-clusters/
    OR
    ■ https://docs.aws.amazon.com/eks/latest/userguide/getting-started-eksctl
    .html
    ● eksctl command will something look like:
    eksctl create cluster \
    --name prod \
    --version 1.13 \
    --nodegroup-name standard-workers \
    --node-type t3.medium \
    --nodes 3 \
    --nodes-min 1 \
    --nodes-max 4 \
    --node-ami auto
    ● play around different eksctl capabilities:
    ○ https://eksctl.io/

    ● try the same through AWS console:


    ○ https://docs.aws.amazon.com/eks/latest/userguide/getting-started-console.ht
    ml
    EKS - Day-2 Job
    ● Go to eksworkshop & look for your use case:
    ○ https://eksworkshop.com/

    ● Explore different Integrations e.g.:


    ○ MicroService Architecture
    ○ Service Mesh setup : with Istio/AWS App Mesh
    ○ DevOps:
    ■ IAC : CloudFormation / Terraform
    ■ CM : Ansible
    ■ CI/CD Pipeline : AWS Code Pipeline etc.
    ● Explore EKS SLA
    ○ https://aws.amazon.com/eks/sla/

    ● Explore EKS in scope by Compliance Program


    ○ https://aws.amazon.com/compliance/services-in-scope/
    Thanks
    Akash Agrawal
    LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/akash-agrawal-58a97813/
    Twitter: @akkiagrawal29

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