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### Deploy Controller to AWS
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### Deploy Controller to AWS
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Local Kubeconfig is associated to the AWS service to enable Helm control of EKS resources by entering the following:
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aws eks update-kubeconfig --region $your_aws_region --name cloudsdk
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With all dependencies met, certificates created and in place, using Helm and the authenticated session to AWS, execute the following:
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With all dependencies met, certificates created and in place, using Helm and the authenticated session to AWS, execute the following:
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## Base System
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## Base System
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Microk8s deployment is considered experimental as there remain certain UI to Ingress SSL related issues as of Release 1.0 candidate.
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Microk8s deployment is considered experimental as there remain certain UI to Ingress SSL related issues as of Release 1.0 candidate.
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API services, database, message bus and ability to adjust Kubernetes POD performance parameters are all possible with this system which may be useful to the Community.
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API services, database, message bus and ability to adjust Kubernetes POD performance parameters are all possible with this system which may be useful to the Community.
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A snap capable operating system is required for microk8s installation.
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A snap capable operating system is required for microk8s installation.
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TIP Controller has been installed on an Ubuntu 20 system with 32Gb memory, 500Gb disk and Gigabit Ethernet network interface with a user account tip created.
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TIP Controller has been installed on an Ubuntu 20 system with 32Gb memory, 500Gb disk and Gigabit Ethernet network interface with a user account tip created.
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* mqtt-server.cnf
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* mqtt-server.cnf
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`commonName_default = opensync-mqtt-broker.FQDN`
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`commonName_default = opensync-mqtt-broker.FQDN`
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* openssl-server.cnf
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* openssl-server.cnf
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`DNS.1 = opensync-redirector.FQDN`
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`DNS.1 = opensync-redirector.FQDN`
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`DNS.2 = opensync-controller.FQDN`
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`DNS.2 = opensync-controller.FQDN`
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Once complete generate the service certificates and copy these to the controller.
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Once complete generate the service certificates and copy these to the controller.
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