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Deploying ScyllaDB on EKS¶
This is a quickstart guide to help you set up a basic EKS cluster quickly with local NVMes and solid performance.
This is by no means a complete guide, and you should always consult your provider’s documentation.
Prerequisites¶
In this guide we’ll be using eksctl to set up the cluster, and you’ll need kubectl to talk to it.
If you don’t have those already, or are not available through your package manager, you can try these links to learn more about installing them:
Creating an EKS cluster¶
First, let’s create a declarative config to used with eksctl
curl --fail --retry 5 --retry-all-errors -o 'clusterconfig.eksctl.yaml' -L https://raw.githubusercontent.com/scylladb/scylla-operator/v1.20/examples/eks/clusterconfig.eksctl.yaml
With the config ready, we can easily create an EKS cluster by running
eksctl create cluster -f=clusterconfig.eksctl.yaml
Deploying ScyllaDB Operator¶
To deploy ScyllaDB Operator follow the installation guide.
Creating ScyllaDB¶
To deploy a ScyllaDB cluster please head to our dedicated section on the topic.
Accessing ScyllaDB¶
We also hve a whole section dedicated to how you can access the ScyllaDB cluster you’ve just created.
Deleting the EKS cluster¶
Once you are done, you can delete the EKS cluster using the following command:
eksctl delete cluster -f=clusterconfig.eksctl.yaml