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 By completing these steps, your AWS environment is ready to host an Amazon EKS cluster. You can proceed with creating an EKS cluster using the AWS Management Console or AWS CLI as described in section 3.
 
-## Launching your First EKS Cluster
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-### 3.1 Using the EKS Console for Cluster Creation
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-Step-by-step walkthrough of creating an EKS cluster using the AWS Management Console.
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-Selecting appropriate configurations for control plane, worker nodes, and networking.
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-Monitoring the cluster creation progress and troubleshooting common issues.
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-### 3.2 Launching an EKS Cluster via AWS CLI
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-Alternative method for creating an EKS cluster using AWS CLI commands.
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-Demonstrating how to provision and configure the EKS cluster components.
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-Using AWS CloudFormation templates for automated cluster creation.
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-### 3.3 Authenticating with the EKS Cluster
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-Understanding EKS cluster authentication methods.
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-Setting up Kubernetes configuration (kubeconfig) for EKS cluster access.
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-Verifying connectivity to the EKS cluster using kubectl commands.
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-## Deploying Applications on EKS
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-### 4.1 Containerizing Applications with Docker
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-Introduction to Docker and containerization principles.
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-Building Docker images for sample applications.
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-Pushing Docker images to Amazon ECR (Elastic Container Registry).
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-### 4.2 Writing Kubernetes Deployment YAMLs
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-Understanding Kubernetes YAML syntax.
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-Creating Deployment YAMLs for application deployments.
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-Configuring resource limits, labels, and annotations in YAML files.
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-### 4.3 Deploying Applications to EKS: Step-by-step Guide
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-Deploying applications using kubectl apply command.
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-Scaling applications using kubectl scale.