Tutorial: Connecting to Amazon Keyspaces from Amazon Elastic Kubernetes Service
This tutorial walks you through the steps required to set up an Amazon Elastic Kubernetes Service (Amazon EKS) cluster to host a containerized application that connects to Amazon Keyspaces using SigV4 authentication.
Amazon EKS is a managed service that eliminates the need to install, operate, and maintain your own Kubernetes
control plane. Kubernetes
The tutorial provides step-by-step guidance to configure, build, and deploy a containerized Java application to Amazon EKS. In the last step you run the application to write data to an Amazon Keyspaces table.
Topics
- Prerequisites for connecting from Amazon EKS to Amazon Keyspaces
- Step 1: Configure the Amazon EKS cluster and setup IAM permissions
- Step 2: Configure the application
- Step 3: Create the application image and upload the Docker file to your Amazon ECR repository
- Step 4: Deploy the application to Amazon EKS and write data to your table
- Step 5: (Optional) Cleanup
