This repo contains code demonstrating how to set up PrimeHub and PrimeHub ready EKS cluster by CDK. The EKS cluster will include a Managed Node Group for PrimeHub system and 2 Auto Scaling Groups for computing tasks.
- [Optional] Setup a public domain served by route 53
- AWS CLI with correct credentials configuration
- Node.js version >= 10.13.0 (We recommend a version in active long-term support, which, at this writing, is the latest 14.x release.)
- CDK version >= 1.115
- yarn
- ts-node
- VPC without NAT gatway
- EKS cluster with Managed-nodegroup x1 and Self-managed nodes x 2
- EFS with dynamic provisioner configured on EKS
- S3 buckets, 1 for PrimeHub configuration, 1 for object store
- Cluster-autoscaler on EKS
- Ingress-nginx-controller on EKS
- Cert-manager on EKS
- PrimeHub on EKS
Way to deploy the EKS stack with AWS CDK
git clone https://github.com/InfuseAI/primehub-aws-cdk.git
cd primehub-aws-cdk
./deploy <cluster-name>The above deployment may take around 20 minutes, depending on your region, the data center workload, and networking status.
You will receive an email containing login credentials of your cluster.
Or you can go and check your AWS CloudFormatioin console. By clicking Stacks, you should have the deployed stack named after <your-stack-project-name>-cdk-stack in the Stack name column. Click <your-stack-project-name>-cdk-stack. The console will show you the details of your stack a.k.a. <your-stack-project-name>-cdk-stack.
Select the Outputs tab of the stack details. Refer to PrimeHubURL to get the URL of PrimeHub, and get the account name and password according to PrimeHubAccount and KeycloakPassword.
Please reference Administration PrimeHub installed by primehub-aws-cdk
Way to destroy the existing EKS stack
cdk destroyOr please reference the following document to destroy the cluster.
Please see FAQ.md