How do I configure my subnets for an Amazon EKS cluster?
I want to configure my subnets to work with my Amazon Elastic Kubernetes Service (Amazon EKS) cluster.
"I want to configure my subnets to work with my Amazon Elastic Kubernetes Service (Amazon EKS) cluster.Short descriptionChoose one of the following configuration options:To get outbound and inbound internet access from your worker nodes, complete the steps in the Configure a public subnet section.To get only outbound internet access from your worker nodes, complete the steps in the Configure a private subnet with outbound internet access section.To restrict both outbound and inbound internet access from your worker nodes, complete the steps in the Configure a private subnet with no internet access section. For example, you choose this resolution for a private Amazon EKS cluster.ResolutionConfigure a public subnetWhen you create a subnet for your Amazon EKS cluster, consider the following:1.    Associate your subnet with a route table that's configured to route traffic to the 0.0.0.0/0 destination through an internet gateway. For example: igw-xxxxxxxx2.    Activate the auto-assign public IPV4 address attribute for your subnet.3.    Complete the steps in the Restrict deployment of load balancers with subnet tagging section.Configure a private subnet with outbound internet accessWhen you create a subnet for your Amazon EKS cluster, consider the following:1.    Associate your subnet with a route table that's configured to route traffic to a NAT gateway to allow only outbound connectivity to the internet.2.    Verify that the auto-assign public IPv4 address for your subnet isn't activated.3.    Complete the steps in the Restrict deployment of load balancers with subnet tagging section.Configure a private subnet with no internet access1.    Verify that your subnet isn't associated with a route table that's configured to route traffic to either a NAT gateway or internet gateway. This makes sure that internet access is blocked from your worker nodes.2.    Verify that the auto-assign public IPv4 address isn't activated.3.    Create Amazon Virtual Private Cloud (Amazon VPC) endpoints for your VPC. The following VPC endpoints are required for your worker nodes to join your Amazon EKS cluster:com.amazonaws.your_region.ec2com.amazonaws.your_region.ecr.apicom.amazonaws.your_region.ecr.dkrcom.amazonaws.your_region.s3Note: Replace your_region with your AWS Region.4.    (If required) Create additional VPC endpoints based on your application requirements. See the following examples.For Amazon CloudWatch Logs:com.amazonaws.your_region.logsFor a Kubernetes Cluster Autoscaler or AWS Identity and Access Management (IAM) roles for service accounts:com.amazonaws.your_region.stsFor an Application Load Balancer:com.amazonaws.your_region.elasticloadbalancingFor a Kubernetes Cluster Autoscaler:com.amazonaws.your_region.autoscalingFor AWS App Mesh:com.amazonaws.your_region.appmesh-envoy-managementFor AWS X-Ray:com.amazonaws.your_region.xrayNote: Replace your_region with your AWS Region.5.    Complete the steps in the Restrict deployment of load balancers with subnet tagging section.Restrict deployment of load balancers with subnet taggingSubnet tagging tells the AWS Load Balancer Controller what subnet can be used to create the external or internal load balancer.For public subnets:To restrict the deployment of external load balancers using the AWS Load Balancer Controller on a specific public subnet on your VPC, tag that subnet as follows:Key - kubernetes.io/role/elbValue - 1For private subnets:To restrict the deployment of internal load balancers using the AWS Load Balancer Controller on a specific private subnet, tag that subnet as follows:Key - kubernetes.io/role/internal-elbValue - 1Note: You can deploy nodes and Kubernetes resources to the same subnets that you specify when you create your cluster. You can also deploy nodes and Kubernetes resources to subnets that you didn't specify when you created the cluster. Any subnet that you deploy nodes and Kubernetes resources to must meet the relevant requirements. For detailed information, see Subnet requirements and considerations.Related informationAmazon EKS VPC and subnet requirements and considerationsAWS PrivateLink conceptsPrivate cluster requirementsApplication load balancing on Amazon EKSFollow"