Deploying in Elastic Kubernetes Service (EKS)

Amazon Elastic Kubernetes Service (Amazon EKS) is a fully managed Kubernetes Service. In EKS:

• You can run EKS clusters using serverless compute for containers using AWS Fargate.
• The cluster is integrated with various services such as Amazon CloudWatch, Auto Scaling Groups, AWS Identity and Access Management (IAM), and Amazon Virtual Private Cloud (VPC).
• You are provided with a seamless experience to monitor, scale and load-balance your .NET or Java applications inside the EKS cluster.
• The cluster provides a Kubernetes native experience by integrating with AWS App Mesh. This brings rich observability, traffic controls and security features to your applications.

NCache in EKS improves your application's performance and induces scalability by improving latency in your EKS cluster. Here you will find the steps required to get started with Elastic Kubernetes Service. Follow the steps provided below to quickly start deploying and using NCache in an EKS cluster.

In this Section

Create Elastic Kubernetes Cluster Steps to create an EKS cluster.

Create NCache Resources in EKS
Steps to create NCache resources in EKS cluster.

Create NCache Client in EKS Steps to create your NCache client docker image.

Create NCache Client Deployment in EKS Steps to deploy NCache client in the EKS cluster.

Create Cache Cluster in EKS Steps to create NCache clustered cache inside Elastic Kubernetes cluster.

Monitor NCache Cluster and Clients in EKS Steps to monitor cache cluster and connected client activity through NCache inside EKS.

Adding Cache Servers in EKS at Runtime Steps to add more cache servers at runtime inside the cluster.

Removing Cache Servers in EKS at Runtime Steps to remove cache nodes at runtime from NCache cluster inside EKS.