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AWS EKS – Part 1 – Deploy EKS cluster requirements

AWS EKS – Part 2 – Deploy managed cluster control plane

AWS EKS – Part 3 – Deploy worker nodes using managed node groups

AWS EKS – Part 4 – Deploy worker nodes using custom launch templates

AWS EKS – Part 5 – Deploy self-managed worker nodes

AWS EKS – Part 6 – Deploy Bottlerocket worker nodes and update operator

AWS EKS – Part 7 – Deploy ARM-based Kubernetes Worker nodes

AWS EKS – Part 8 – Deploy Worker nodes using Spot Instances

AWS EKS – Part 9 – Deploy Worker nodes using Fargate Instances

AWS EKS – Part 10 – Deploy cluster with private API endpoint

AWS EKS – Part 11 – Deploy workers in private subnets behind the NAT gateway

AWS EKS – Part 12 – Deploy fully air-gapped EKS clusters without internet

AWS EKS – Part 13 – Setup IAM Roles for Service Accounts (IRSA)

AWS EKS – Part 14 – Setup EKS Pod Identities to access AWS resources

AWS EKS – Part 15 – Restrict Node IMDS access to Secure AWS account access

AWS EKS – Part 16 – Enable Secrets Encryption at Rest with AWS KMS Service

AWS EKS – Part 17 – Enable Cluster Logging with AWS CloudWatch Service

AWS EKS – Part 18 – Kubernetes Authentication with AWS IAM Users

AWS EKS – Part 19 – Kubernetes Authentication with AWS IAM Roles

AWS EKS – Part 20 – Authentication and Authorization with EKS Access Entries

AWS EKS – Part 21 – Kubernetes Authentication with AWS Cognito and Kubelogin

AWS EKS – Part 22 – Deploy and Manage Amazon EKS Cluster Addons

AWS EKS – Part 23 – Upgrade Kubernetes Cluster and Worker Nodes

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Hello and welcome to the most complete AWS EKS course, Black Belt Course. This course is created for those who want to learn AWS EKS and Kubernetes in depth. AWS EKS is an AWS-managed Kubernetes service, which stands for Elastic Kubernetes Service. Many companies…

AWS EKS Black Belt Course topics:

AWS EKS – Part 1 – Deploy EKS cluster requirements

AWS EKS – Part 2 – Deploy managed cluster control plane

AWS EKS – Part 3 – Deploy worker nodes using managed node groups

AWS EKS – Part 4 – Deploy worker nodes using custom launch templates

AWS EKS – Part 5 – Deploy self-managed worker nodes

AWS EKS – Part 6 – Deploy Bottlerocket worker nodes and update operator

AWS EKS – Part 7 – Deploy ARM-based Kubernetes Worker nodes

AWS EKS – Part 8 – Deploy Worker nodes using Spot Instances

AWS EKS – Part 9 – Deploy Worker nodes using Fargate Instances

AWS EKS – Part 10 – Deploy cluster with private API endpoint

AWS EKS – Part 11 – Deploy workers in private subnets behind the NAT gateway

AWS EKS – Part 12 – Deploy fully air-gapped EKS clusters without internet

AWS EKS – Part 13 – Setup IAM Roles for Service Accounts (IRSA)

AWS EKS – Part 14 – Setup EKS Pod Identities to access AWS resources

AWS EKS – Part 15 – Restrict Node IMDS access to Secure AWS account access

AWS EKS – Part 16 – Enable Secrets Encryption at Rest with AWS KMS Service

AWS EKS – Part 17 – Enable Cluster Logging with AWS CloudWatch Service

AWS EKS – Part 18 – Kubernetes Authentication with AWS IAM Users

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We proudly announce that we will publish the most comprehensive FREE AWS EKS tutorial. In this series of articles, you will learn how to work deeply with AWS EKS and deploy, manage, upgrade, and operate EKS clusters through the command line “also planned…

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AWS EKS - Part 14 - Setup EKS Pod Identities to Access AWS Resources | Kubedemy

In late 2023, AWS introduced a new EKS feature called Pod Identities, a successor of IAM Role for Service Accounts (IRSA). It can replace IRSA by providing more control and flexibility for platform teams in enterprise environments. Both IRSA and Pod Identities…

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AWS EKS - Part 12 - Deploy Fully Air-gapped Cluster without Internet | Kubedemy

Some industries, like health, pharmacology, military, air force, space, government systems, etc., may be forced to run their infrastructures in fully private networks without internet, called air-gapped, to be safe from external attacks or at least reduce…

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AWS EKS - Part 9 - Deploy Worker Nodes using Fargate Instances | Kubedemy

AWS Fargate is a serverless pay-as-you-go compute engine that lets you deploy applications without managing servers. It can be used on both ECS “to run tasks” and EKS “to run Pods” services. As it’s provided in the PAYG model, it reduces your running cost…

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AWS EKS - Part 8 - Deploy Worker nodes using Spot Instances | Kubedemy

In this article, we will explain how to deploy worker nodes using Spot Instances to reduce costs, but before that, you must take some considerations into account and follow some best practices to avoid service disruptions. By using Spot instances, you will…

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AWS EKS - Part 7 - Deploy ARM-based Kubernetes Worker nodes | Kubedemy

Since 2020, AWS has supported running ARM-based Kubernetes worker nodes using AWS Graviton processors. Graviton is an ARM 64-bit CPU family designed by AWS to provide more performance with less power consumption than Intel/AMD processors. Currently, the Graviton2…

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