How To Deploy Kubernetes on AWS?

Step 1: Create Ubuntu EC2 Instance

Launch Instance: Click on the launch instance

Click on Launch Instance

Choose an Instance type: Amazon Ec2 Provides different types of Instances choose according to your usage. They are the Virtual server that can be run on application.

Configure Instance: Configure your instance according to your requirement.

Configure Instance

Add Storage: You can add additional EBS Volume even after launching instance.

Add Storage

Add Tag: Give Key , Value and then go to the next step.

Configure Security Group: Select Security Group and then choose from them according to your need from the list, and then go the last step.

Configure Security Group

Review Instance Launch: Review your instance and then click on the launch button.

Review Instance Launch

Step 2: Install AWSCLI

Command:

apt install unzip python

Install AWSCLI

Step 3: Install kubectl

Command:

chmod +x ./kubectl

sudo mv ./kubectl /usr /local /bin /kubectl

Install kubectl

Step 4 : Create an IAM Role and attach

You can create IAM role by going into role section and then click on the create a role.

Create a IAM Role

Attach the IAM role

Attach IAM role

Step 5: Create Kubernetes Cluster

Command:

kops update cluster dev.k8s.valaxy.in --yes

Create Kubernetes Cluster

Step 6: Validate Your Cluster

Command:

kops validate cluster

Troubleshooting Common Kubernetes Issues

Pod Scheduling Issues: Check resource requests/limits, node ability, and taints/tolerations.
Networking Problems: Verify community regulations, carrier definitions, and DNS configurations.
Persistent Storage Problems: Validate storage training, quantity permissions, and mount points.
Cluster Unavailability: Check control plane, node health, and network connectivity.
Performance Degradation: Analyze useful resource utilization, optimize software code, and scale resources if wanted.