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Winter 2023 CLO835 NAA Lab7 Student: Philip Martin Student ID: 119004224
Fig 1 Shows the AWS CLI version 2 was updated. Fig 2 and 3 Shows I configured my permanent credentials and disabled Cloud9 temporary credentials. Fig 4 Shows I installed dependencies relating to jq. Fig 5 Shows I installed eksctl.
Fig 6 Show I enabled eksctl bash completion. Fig 7 and 8 Shows that I successfully created my clusters ujsing the eks_conkfig.yaml file. Fig 9 Shows the cluster I created. Fig 10 Shows I updated my Kube config.
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Fig 11 Show my cluster is running on the dns specified in yellow. FIg 12 Shows I deployed the K8S dashboard. Fig 13 Shows my pods, replicaset and services of the dashboard.
FIg 14 Shows I use the proxy to be able to access my dashboard services. Fig 15 Shows me trying to open the Kubernetes Dashboard.
Fig 16 Shows I copied the the uotput of the command used to access the dashboard services. Fig 17 Shows that I can access the dashboard services successfully.
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Workshop 2 Fig 1 Shows I created the week8 namespace and deployed the fortune_pod.yaml file. Fig 2 Shows the fortune pod was created successfully. Fig 3 Shows port forwarding for the fortune pod. Fig 4 Shows I can access my application using curl.
Fig 5 Shows logs for the fortune pod. Fig 6 Shows Ive entered into my fortune pod specifying the webserver container of my pod. Fig 7 and 8 Shows I was able to get whatever was present in my webserver container. Fig 8 Shows that editing fails because the file is a read only file.
Fg 9 Shows I exposed the fortune pod via NodePort. We have to use the external ip of the node that is associated with our fortune pod. The IPs of both nodes responds because the service type NodePort is available to both nodes. Fig 10 Shows I can access my app via the external ip associated with node. Fig 11 Shows I was able to expose my port via Load balancer. Fig 12 Shows we can access our app via service type Loadbalancer.
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