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# Install Prerequisites

The installation requires Ubuntu 18.04

preinstall.sh installs the prerequisites to install the EKS cluster using terraform. The following packages are installed.
- python3
- awscli
- aws-iam-authenticator
- docker (required for DKube install)
- kubectl

Run the following commands to install the prerequisites.
```
# bash preinstall.sh
# source ~/.bashrc
```
# Install EKS Cluster
The installation requires Ubuntu 20.04

Edit terraform-eks.ini and fill in the required parameter values.

Expand All @@ -37,9 +23,26 @@ eks-node-1.20
eks-gpu-node-1.20
```

preinstall.sh installs the prerequisites to install the EKS cluster using terraform. The following packages will get installed:
- python3
- awscli
- aws-iam-authenticator
- docker (required for DKube install)
- kubectl
- terraform

Run the following commands to install the prerequisites.
```
# bash preinstall.sh
# source ~/.bashrc
```

# Install EKS Cluster

Run the following commands to deploy the EKS cluster and EFS endpoint
```
# bash eks.sh
# export KUBECONFIG=$HOME/.dkube/kubeconfig

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It seems to overwrite ~/.kube/config after eks is installed. There should be a way to append and use kubectl set-context

# kubectl get nodes #to verify if you can access the nodes
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Expand All @@ -58,7 +61,7 @@ Run the commands below to retrieve kubeconfig file
Run the commands below to teardown the EKS cluster
```
# cd eks-getting-started
# ./terraform destroy --auto-approve
# terraform destroy --auto-approve
```


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