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README.md

EKS Cluster Create

The Task eks-cluster-create can be used to create an EKS cluster in an AWS account, using the eksctl command, and fetch a kubeconfig that can be used (in a context with both kubectl and aws credentials available) to make requests to the cluster.

Parameters

  • cluster-name: The name of the EKS cluster which you want to spin. (required)
  • cluster-version: The EKS version to install. (default:1.17)
  • region: The region where the cluster is in. (default:us-west-2)
  • zones: The zones where the cluster is in. (default:us-west-2a,us-west-2b,us-west-2c)
  • nodegroup-name: The name of the nodegroup of the cluster. (default:linux-nodes)
  • node-type: The type of the EC2 instaces for the nodegroup of the cluster. (default:m5.xlarge)
  • desired-nodes: The desired number of nodes in the cluster. (default:4)
  • min-nodes: The minimum number of nodes in the cluster. (default:1)
  • max-nodes: The maximum number of nodes in the cluster. (default:4)

Workspaces

  • secrets: A Secret containing the AWS credentials to run the create.
  • kubeconfig: A workspace into which a kubeconfig file called kubeconfig will be written that will contain the information required to access the cluster. The kubeconfig will expect to use aws-iam-authenticator to authenticate, so in order for it to be used it must be run in a container which contains both kubectl and aws-iam-authenticator.

Platforms

The Task can be run on linux/amd64 platform.

Usage

See samples/create-eks-cluster.yaml for an example of a TaskRun that creates a EKS cluster and writes the kubeconfig to a PVC.