Creating an AWS EKS Cluster and Providing Access to Developer

1. Introduction

This article is going to talk about mainly two points:

  1. How to create an AWS EKS Cluster.
  2. How to provide an AWS EKS cluster access to a developer who does not have admin access to AWS.

To deploy any microservices, we need to create AWS EKS clusters like dev and QA, etc. Once AWS EKS clusters are available then every developer should have access for logging and debugging purposes from their EC2 instance. 

AWS EKS Implementation

AWS EKS

Kubernetes nowadays is a de-facto industry standard for container orchestration. More and more businesses are quickly adopting this approach. Developers have gladly accepted it but there is no denial that Kubernetes cluster management is quite demanding and requires a lot of time and effort.

To ease out the things, all the major cloud players have hosted and managed Kubernetes. In this article, we are going to discuss the AWS-managed EKS (Elastic Kubernetes Services) and the steps to deploy it.