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Introduction
Kubernetes (k8s) Basics
What is Kubernetes
Kubernetes Nodes
K8s Objects Overview
K8s Objects Detail (1/2)
K8s Objects Detail (2/2)
Kubernetes Architecture
Architectural Overview
Control Plane
Data Plane
Kubernetes Cluster Setup
Amazon EKS
EKS Cluster Creation Workflow
What happens when you create your EKS cluster
EKS Architecture for Control plane and Worker node communication
High Level
Amazon EKS!
Start the workshop...
...on your own
Create an AWS account
...at an AWS event
AWS Workshop Portal
Create a Workspace
Install Kubernetes Tools
Create an IAM role for your Workspace
Attach the IAM role to your Workspace
Update IAM settings for your Workspace
Create an AWS KMS Custom Managed Key (CMK)
Launch using eksctl
Prerequisites
Launch EKS
Test the Cluster
Console Credentials
Helm
Install Helm CLI
New Relic One and Pixie
Prereqs
Deploy New Relic's Kubernetes integration with Pixie
Using Pixie with New Relic One
Run a PxL script
Diagnosing Issues - Scenario #1
Diagnosing Issues - Scenario #2
Diagnosing Issues - Scenario #3
Conclusion
What Have We Accomplished
Cleanup
Delete the EKSCTL Cluster
Cleanup the Workspace
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Conclusion
> What Have We Accomplished
What Have We Accomplished
We have:
Deployed an application consisting of microservices
Deployed packages using Helm
Explored EKS Observability using New Relic One and Pixie