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I will build a production ready AWS eks kubernetes platform
About this Gig
Are you struggling to deploy and manage containers at scale?
As a **Senior Cloud Architect**, I will build a robust, secure, and fully automated **AWS EKS (Elastic Kubernetes Service)** platform tailored for your production workloads.
**What you will get:**
* **Automated Infrastructure:** Full EKS deployment using Infrastructure as Code (Terraform).
* **High Availability:** Multi-AZ cluster design ensuring your apps never go down.
* **Security First:** IAM Roles for Service Accounts (IRSA), secure VPC architecture, and private endpoints.
* **Observability:** Integrated monitoring stack (Prometheus/Grafana) so you can see exactly how your cluster is performing.
* **Scalability:** Auto-scaling configured for both Pods (HPA) and Nodes (Cluster Autoscaler) to save costs.
Whether you are migrating from legacy servers or optimizing an existing cloud-native app, I will deliver a Kubernetes platform ready for real-world traffic.
*Please message me before ordering to align on your specific architecture needs.*
Tools:
Kubernetes
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Docker
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Amazon EKS
Frameworks:
Terraform
Cloud Provider:
Amazon Web Services
Programming language:
Bash
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JavaScript
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Python
Expertise:
Migration
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Development
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Configuration
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FAQ
Do I need to provide AWS credentials?
Yes, I will need temporary IAM credentials with appropriate permissions (usually AdministratorAccess for Terraform deployments) or we can work via screen-share sessions if your company security policies require it.
What Infrastructure as Code tool do you use?
I primarily use Terraform for all AWS and EKS infrastructure deployments to ensure your platform is repeatable, version-controlled, and follows best practices.
Can you deploy my application to the new cluster?
Yes! The Premium package includes CI/CD pipeline integration, meaning I can help automate the deployment of your specific Docker containers and microservices into the new EKS cluster.
