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Automate vCluster Management in EKS with Sveltos and Helm

Colin J Codesalot

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Intermediate. Assumes working knowledge.

739 views1 year ago2 recommendations

Cloud and DevOpsKubernetesDocker and containers

How to automate the deployment and management of remote vClusters in Amazon EKS using the Sveltos event framework and Helm.

In this video, I put the Sveltos Events Framework to the test by configuring chained events. The goal is to leverage Sveltos and its support for Helm to fully automate the deployment and management of remote vClusters running in EKS. And it works!!! If you want to try it out for yourself, you can find everything you need on GitHub: github.com/colinjlacy/sveltos-managed-vclusters This is a video version of a blog post written by Eleni Grosdouli, which you can find here: blog.grosdouli.dev/blog/experimenting-vcluster-multitenancy. Please subscribe to her blog; she shares a ton of great insight about all things cloud-native.

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2 people recommend this

What people say. Recommended for demonstrating how to programmatically automate multi-tenant vCluster creation and management on demand.

u/pescerossoin r/kubernetes • Recommends

On “A video explaining multi-cluster resource management”

Also check out this video: [video where Colin demonstrates how to fully automate the deployment and management of remote vClusters running in EKS using the Sveltos \sveltos.projectsveltos.io\ event framework and Helm. In his example, each developer gets an isolated Kubernetes environment that can be managed independently. The process involves using a load balancer service as an event source, which triggers the creation of vClusters for each developer automatically. And if you want to try it out for yourself, Colin put everything you need on GitHub: https://github.com/colinjlacy/sveltos-managed-vclusters you prefer the written version, Colin's video was inspired by this blog post written…

u/mgianlucin r/kubernetes • Recommends

On “Programmatically creating EKS clusters”

[video covers automation with vCluster

u/mgianlucin r/kubernetes • Recommends

Automate vCluster Management in EKS with Sveltos and Helm [video This video demonstrates how to fully automate the deployment and management of remote vClusters running in EKS using the Sveltos event framework and Helm. In this video, each developer gets an isolated Kubernetes environment that can be managed independently. The process involves using a load balancer service as an event source, which triggers the creation of vClusters for each developer automatically.

u/mgianlucin r/kubernetes • Recommends

On “Click-to-Cluster: GitOps EKS Provisioning”

The main goal of the post is the automation. And as a matter of fact, this video explain how Sveltos automation can also be used to create vCluster: [video The blog was not to say "a cluster per user is the way to go". The goal was the automation (creating cluster or even vcluster on demand).