Build production-ready Amazon EKS clusters with hands-on guidance for networking, security, observability, scaling, GenAI workloads, and cost control. Key Features Build and run Amazon EKS clusters using AWS Console, AWS CLI, CDK, Terraform, and eksctl Secure, scale, monitor, and troubleshoot Kubernetes workloads using AWS-native services Deploy real-world workloads with ECR, Fargate, Karpenter, Helm, GitOps, Spark, and GenAI Purchase of the print or Kindle book includes a free PDF eBook Book DescriptionBuild practical Amazon EKS skills by working through the tasks cloud teams handle every day: creating clusters, configuring access, deploying applications, securing workloads, scaling infrastructure, monitoring performance, and solving operational issues. Guided by Malcolm Orr, a Principal Architect with deep expertise in EKS, AWS, cloud computing, containers, and DevOps engineering, this book gives you a structured route through Amazon EKS without the confusion of scattered tutorials. You’ll start with Docker, containerd, Kubernetes architecture, Amazon EKS fundamentals, and multiple approaches to cluster creation using AWS Console, AWS CLI, CDK, Terraform, and eksctl. From there, you’ll configure kubectl, deploy applications, use Helm, manage RBAC, integrate identity providers, and understand EKS networking, AWS VPC CNI, eBPF network policies, IPv6, Cilium, managed nodes, and EKS Auto Mode. As you progress, you’ll build and push images to Amazon ECR, configure storage with EBS and EFS CSI drivers, grant application access with IRSA and Pod Identity, set up ALB and NLB traffic routing, and run workloads with Fargate, service meshes, Spark, Ray, Amazon Bedrock, and MLOps patterns. By the end of this book, you’ll be able to design, deploy, manage, scale, observe, and troubleshoot Amazon EKS environmentsWhat you will learn Build Amazon EKS clusters with CLI, CDK, Terraform, and Console Deploy Kubernetes applications using kubectl and Helm Configure EKS networking, CNI,
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