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Keep going... EKS is still in preview, so you probably shouldn't rely on it in production just yet. However you could check out kops (https://github.com/kuberne
by JohannesH 9y ago
Keep going... EKS is still in preview, so you probably shouldn't rely on it in production just yet. However you could check out kops (https://github.com/kubernetes/kops https://github.com/kubernetes/kops), which makes provisioning a k8s cluster on AWS extremely easy. Good luck! :)
- srmatto 9y agoI'd highly, highly recommend using kube-aws over kops for AWS. Its far more transparent as it uses CloudFormation templates, though it does have a higher upfront time investment. Probably two hours as opposed to the 30 minutes or so that kops requires.
- kemitche 9y agoKops can emit terraform, FYI.
- s0l1dsnak3123 9y agoThat's how we've been migrating from our existing terraform-based infra to kubernetes. It made the transition of our staging environment relatively painless.
- srmatto 9y agoGood to know, thanks.