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=== Can I protect the range of connections from the public [[IP]] of <code>[[eks]]</code>? === | === Can I protect the range of connections from the public [[IP]] of <code>[[eks]]</code>? === | ||
− | * Yes, it can be through the [[AWS CLI]]. | + | * Yes, it can be through the [[AWS CLI]] or webconsole. |
=== How to access your API if it is in private IP? === | === How to access your API if it is in private IP? === |
Revision as of 17:54, 29 September 2022
Contents
Where is kubectl
access configured?
- It is configured in the
kubeconfig
file.
Where does Kubernetes connect in the cluster?
- Connects through the API.
Where is configured the Kubernetes API? In public or private IP?
- It depends, it can be both.
Can I protect the range of connections from the public IP of eks
?
- Yes, it can be through the AWS CLI or webconsole.
How to access your API if it is in private IP?
- With VPN connection.
See also
- Kubernetes quiz, General questions
kubectl
: [cp | config | create
|delete
|edit | explain |
apply
|exec
|get
|set
|drain | uncordon | rolling-update
|rollout
|logs
|run
|auth
|label | annotate
|version
|top
|diff
|debug
|replace
|describe
|port-forward | proxy
|scale
|rollout
|api-resources
| expose deployment | expose | patch | attach | get endpoints | ~/.kube/config | kubectl logs --help | kubectl --help, kubectl-convert, kubectl autoscale, kubectl.kubernetes.io
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