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As you would expect, the first requirement you need to meet is to have a remote Kubernetes cluster. In this demonstration, you will use Terraform to create an Amazon EKS cluster using this project. It contains the modules needed to create all the necessary infrastructure in your AWS account. The repository README.md details the steps on how to execute the creation of the infrastructure.
As you would expect, the first requirement you need to meet is to have a remote Kubernetes cluster. In this demonstration, you will use Terraform to create an Amazon EKS cluster using this project. It contains the modules needed to create all the necessary infrastructure in your AWS account. The repository README.md details the steps on how to execute the creation of the infrastructure.
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