Hello!
This repo is full of sample Terraform code to spin EKS and other fun bits. Each subfolder spins up a different type of EKS cluster depending on the end use case of the cluster. For example, eks is just a generic cluster with 1 managed node group while eks-for-kubecf configures the disk needed for a successful deployment of KubeCF
To deploy any of these examples set your AWS environment variables, then cd into the subfolder with your desired cluster type and run the terraform commands:
export AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID=AKIAGETYOUROWNCREDS2
export AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY=Nqo8XDD0cz8kffU234eCP0tKy9xHWBwg1JghXvM4
export AWS_DEFAULT_REGION=us-east-2
terraform init
terraform apply
KubeCF on EKS
Check out the README.md in the eks-for-kubecf subfolder for more details, below is an aggregation of all the EKS and KubeCF blogs used as a reference to get KubeCF to live happily in EKS.
References:
- The code in the
eks-add-fargateis what was used in the 65 Lines of Terraform for a New VPC + EKS + Node Group + Fargate Profile blog I wrote. - Dave's blog on Installing KubeCF (v0.2.0) on RKE on vSphere https://www.starkandwayne.com/blog/cloud-foundry-on-rancher-where-to-begin/
- Modern generic kubecf install https://kubecf.io/docs/deployment/kubernetes-deploy/
- Using EKSCTL https://starkandwayne.com/blog/getting-started-with-amazons-eks/
- Deploying older KubeCF (v0.2.0) on EKS spun with EKSCTL: https://www.starkandwayne.com/blog/running-cloud-foundry-on-kubernetes-using-kubecf/
Using EKSCTL
From this blog post the instructions for deploying a 2 nodes kubernetes cluster with all the fixin's: vpc, subnets, IAM roles and sausage gravy. This repo is basically the "Terraform version" of this blog.