To install and configure Domino in your AWS account, you must have:
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An AWS account.
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quay.iocredentials provided by Domino. -
A SSL certificate for your domain in AWS Certificate Manager (ACM).
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A Unix or Linux terminal with the following:
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Amazon Web Services Command Line Interface (AWS CLI) installed.
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Terraform installed with an active session (see the Terraform module requirements for compatible versions).
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Kubectl installed.
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Docker installed.
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Helm installed.
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The <code>ddlctl</code> command line installed.
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The Platform Operator installed.
Run the following:
aws --version
terraform version
kubectl version --client=true --short=true
docker version
helm versionValidate AWS credentials by making sure that the following command returns the UserId, Account, and Arn:
aws sts get-caller-identityEnsure you have a Unix or Linux terminal with the following installed:
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Note
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If you already have cluster access in your local kubeconfig, the aws CLI steps are not necessary.
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# ddlctl
ddlctl version
# aws-cli
aws --version
# kubectl
kubectl version --client=true --short=true
# docker daemon is installed and running
docker --version
docker psOtherwise, follow these steps to install those that are missing:
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Install the
aws-cliby following these instructions. -
Install
kubectlby following these instructions. -
Install Docker and exit the terminal. When you log in again, the modifications that you just made will become active.
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Install ddlctl.
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Run the following:
unset HISTFILE export DEPLOY_NAME=<Name of deployment> export AWS_REGION=<The region to deploy the resources> export AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID=<Your AWS access key ID> export AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY=<Your AWS secret key> -
To retrieve the credentials for your Kubernetes cluster, check your local kubeconfig with:
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Update the kubeconfig:
aws eks update-kubeconfig --kubeconfig $KUBECONFIG --region $AWS_REGION --name $DEPLOY_NAME --alias $DEPLOY_NAME