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1. EKS
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3. Clusters
4. Create EKS cluster

Step 1
Configure cluster
Review and create

Step 2 Step 1: Cluster Edit

Specify networking
Cluster configuration
Step 3

Configure logging
Name Kubernetes version
eks 1.25
Step 4 Cluster service role
Select add-ons arn:aws:iam::263750163603:role/eksclusterrole

Step 5 Tags (0)

Configure selected add-ons A label that you assign to an AWS resource. Each tag consists of a key and an optional value.
settings Filter by key or value

Step 6
Review and create 1

Key Value

No tags
This cluster does not have any tags.

Step 2: Networking Edit

Networking
These properties cannot be changed after the cluster is created.

VPC Subnets
vpc-0e514688d5971a263 subnet-0be6815501e43e933
Cluster IP address family subnet-06b861dc91380567a
IPv4 subnet-080ec8f4f0bd1eac5
subnet-0f74a4c43016c6a7f

Cluster endpoint access

API server endpoint access Public access source allowlist

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 Step 3: Logging Edit

Control plane logging

API server Audit Authenticator

on on on
Controller manager Scheduler
off off

Step 4: Add-ons Edit

Selected add-ons
Find add-on

Add-on name Type

Status

coredns networking Installed by default

kube-proxy networking Installed by default
vpc-cni networking Installed by default

Step 5: Versions Edit

Selected add-ons version

Add-on name Version

kube-proxy v1.25.6-eksbuild.1
Add-on name Version
coredns v1.9.3-eksbuild.2
Add-on name Version
vpc-cni v1.12.2-eksbuild.1

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Create a cluster
An Amazon EKS cluster consists of two primary components:

1. The Amazon EKS control plane which consists of control plane nodes that run the Kubernetes software, such as etcd and the Kubernetes API server. These components run in AWS
owned accounts.
2. A data plane made up of Amazon EKS worker nodes or Fargate compute registered to the control plane. Worker nodes run in customer accounts; Fargate compute runs in AWS owned
accounts.

Follow these steps to create an Amazon EKS control plane. After your control plane is created, you can attach worker nodes or use Fargate to run pods.

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About EKS clusters

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