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Expand Up @@ -3,7 +3,7 @@ Here is complete setup steps followed,

Find the complete article on https://foxutech.com/deploy-node-application-on-aws-with-kubernetes/

Before start, please make sure you have installed, GIT, Terraform, kops and kubectl in the box. if not please follow Pre-steps:
Before start, please make sure you have installed, GIT, Terraform, kops and kubectl in the box. if not please follow Pre-steps:


# Pre-steps:
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$ git clone https://github.com/foxutech/nodejs-k8s-aws.git

Once you cloned succuessfully, go to repo directory using 'cd'
Once you cloned succuessfully, go to repo directory using 'cd'

$ cd nodejs-k8s-aws/aws-infra

Configure AWS credentials using, aws configure command, before run this be prepare with accesskey and secretkey and zone.
Configure AWS credentials using, aws configure command, before run this be prepare with access-key and secret-key and zone.

$ aws configure

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- Create IAM policy files, user data scripts, and an SSH key in the ./data directory.
- Generating a Terraform configuration for all of the Kubernetes resources. This will be saved in a file called kubernetes.tf.

if you want to deploy kubernetes in your exising subnet, before run 'terraform apply', edit the kubernetes.tf file using kops. mention your existing subnet details.
if you want to deploy kubernetes in your exising subnet, before run 'terraform apply', edit the kubernetes.tf file using kops. mention your existing subnet details.

$ kops edir cluster ${name}

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$ terraform init

$ Terraform plan
$ terraform plan

$ terraform apply

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# step5: Deploy the application

Change to k8s direcoty, and start create the services using following command with each .yaml file.
Change to k8s directory, and start create the services using following command with each .yaml file.

$ kubectl create -f mongo-service.yaml

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Once you expose, you can get the ports in $ kubectl get svc, note that port and modify it in web-controller.yaml with node IP and redeploy the replicationcontroller.

otherwise, you an optin to mongo atlas (mongodb cloud service).
Otherwise, you an option to mongo atlas (mongodb cloud service).

This setup suits for all the branches, you can just mention, git URL in web-controller.yaml as environment variable and also you can modify the DB url anytime.