This repository provides an export of various AWS demonstrations an instructor may leverage to deliver a course about running EKS on AWS.
The demos in this repository are provide as is with NO WARRANTIES explicit or implied. It is the consumers responsibility for costs & management of ANY & ALL provisioned resources in the consumers own AWS account(s) when using these demos.
The idea is that a student will create an AWS VPC & Cloud9 instance into their own AWS account, via the AWS Cloudformation templates in this repository. They will then clone this git repository into that Cloud9 instance to run each of the demos in the repo.
After cloning this repository within the Cloud9 instance, a student can simply cd into the relevant demo directory and follow the instructions in the 'demo.md' file.
Here is the folder structure for each demo:
demos/##
/##/some-demo-description/
demo.md
/pre-reqs
/artifacts
/tests
- Each demo will be located in its own demo folder.
- The folder will be in a sub directory that equals the relevant EKS module, & then another directory called
some-demo-descriptionthat describes the main goals of the demo. - Within each demo folder there will be:
- a demo.md file: A human read-able file that you should be able to follow to repeat/perform a demo. This is where you will start each demo.
- a pre-reqs folder: (optional) will contain any Infra as Code & scripts that you may need to setup the demo environment for that demo.
- an artifacts folder: (optional) will contain any yaml / json/ bins that you may use in running the demo(s).
- a tests folder: (optional) will contain some tests for the automation that will validate a demo is working on a regular schedule and post test results to the README.md.
- Class Version: v1.1
| EKS Module | Demo Name | Demo Link | Last Automated Test Timestamp |
|---|---|---|---|
| 00 | setup-cloud9 | link | Manual 10-18-2021 |
| 01 | docker-build-wordpress | link | Manual 10-18-2021 |
| 01 | k8s-run-wordpress-minikube | link | Manual 10-18-2021 |
| 02 | create-cluster-eksctl-one-liner | link | Manual 10-18-2021 |
| 03 | create-cluster-eksctl-existing-vpc-advanced | link | Manual 10-18-2021 |
| 03 | create-cluster-terraform | link | Manual 10-18-2021 |
| 04 | devops-docker-push-ecr | link | Manual 10-21-2021 |
| 04 | devops-helm-chart-build-push-ecr | link | Manual 10-21-2021 |
| 04 | devops-simple-code-pipeline | link | Manual 10-21-2021 |
| 05 | aws-containerinsights-and-prometheus-forwarder | link | Manual 10-25-2021 |
| 05 | k8s-prometheus-and-grafana | link | Manual 10-25-2021 |
| 05 | k8s-prometheus-and-grafana-AMG | link | Manual 10-25-2021 |
| 05 | k8s-cluster-autoscaler | link | Manual 10-21-2021 |
| 06 | aws-spot-and-ondemand-nodegroup-with-taints-and-nodeaffinity | link | Manual 10-25-2021 |
| 06 | k8s-opa | link | Manual 11-09-2021 |
| 07 | aws-vpc-cni-pod-ip-assigment | link | Manual 10-25-2021 |
| 07 | aws-vpc-cni-kubeproxy+iptables | link | Manual 10-25-2021 |
| 07 | aws-lb-controller-ingress | link | Manual 10-25-2021 |
| 07 | k8s-servicemesh+tracing-istio-and-jaeger | link | Manual 10-25-2021 |
| 08 | aws-iam-authenticator-review | link | Manual 10-25-2021 |
| 08 | aws-irsa-oidc-review | link | Manual 10-25-2021 |
| 08 | k8s-oidc-idp-cognito | link | Manual 10-31-2021 |
| 08 | k8s-oidc-idp-okta-kubelogin | link | Manual 10-31-2021 |