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Last updated 6 years ago

TK8 offers two possibilities to create a cluster on the desired platform. On one hand, there is the path via the CLI, which requires dependencies on the executing system. Alternatively, it is possible to create a cluster on the desired platform with a minimal dependency on Docker.

Provisioning using CLI

The use of the CLI gives you more freedom to individualize your workflows.

Prerequisites using CLI

  • Existing SSH keypair in AWS

  • AWS access and secret keys

Provisioning using Docker

This is the easiest way to deploy a H.A. Kubernetes cluster on AWS with the docker image.

Prerequisites using Docker

  • Existing SSH keypair in AWS

  • AWS access and secret keys

Provisioning using EKS

Prerequisites using EKS

  • Existing SSH keypair in AWS

  • AWS access and secret keys

  • Exported AWS Credentials

Managing Lifecylce of the Cluster

Prerequisites managing lifecylce of the Cluster

  • Existing SSH keypair in AWS

  • AWS access and secret keys

This is the easiest way to deploy an AWS EKS cluster using the docker image.

This is the easiest way to manage lifecylce of the cluster using the docker image.

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