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Troubleshoot service account issues
From the course: Running Kubernetes on AWS (EKS)
Troubleshoot service account issues
- [Narrator] In the last video, you tried to create a new IAM policy that grants a Kubernetes service account permissions to create and use an AWS elastic load balancer. That process is tricky and it's normal for you to encounter errors. In this video, I'll show you how to fix a few common problems. You know you have an issue if when you run the command kube control get service accounts from the name space kube system. You see lots of them but not one called AWS load balancer controller. If you're having this problem, it's likely that something failed in AWS. Let me show you how to fix this. First, go to the AWS console, then find the cloud formation service page. You want to see here if there is a cloud formation stack that has not been successful in running, and it looks like that first one on the list is in red and says roll back complete. AWS cloud formation is Amazon's infrastructure as code service, and a…
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Deploy an application to your EKS cluster4m 19s
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Make your subnets discoverable4m 16s
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Create a service account for the Load Balancer Controller4m 46s
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Troubleshoot service account issues4m 45s
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Install the AWS Load Balancer Controller4m 48s
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Create an Ingress for your application3m 42s
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Challenge: Spin up a new application1m 2s
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Solution: Spin up a new application5m 59s
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