diff --git a/v3/admin/platforms/eks/index.html b/v3/admin/platforms/eks/index.html index 4559d2e1fe6..4f41ee4a151 100644 --- a/v3/admin/platforms/eks/index.html +++ b/v3/admin/platforms/eks/index.html @@ -1490,16 +1490,10 @@
1.21.5
, just specify 1.21
. See this issue for more details.1.30.1
, just specify 1.30
.You should use a dedicated git user account for the Bot user. Jenkins X will use this user to interact with git. After you are logged in with the Bot user account you may use the following link Create Git Token for the Bot user
Override the variable defaults in the Infrastructure repository. (E.g, edit variables.tf, set TFVAR environment variables, or pass the values on the terraform command line.)
+Override the input defaults in the Infrastructure repository. (E.g, edit variables.tf, set TFVAR environment variables, or pass the values on the terraform command line.)
cluster_version
: Kubernetes version for the EKS cluster. (should be 1.20 at the moment)region
: AWS region code for the AWS region to create the cluster in.jx_git_url
: URL of the Cluster repository.jx_bot_username
: The username of the git bot userIf you want to use AWS secrets manager instead of vault you should also set the following inputs use_asm
to true.
commit and push any changes to your Infrastructure git repository:
@@ -1563,7 +1558,7 @@ $(terraform output follow_install_logs)
+ jx admin log
- Once finished you can now move into the Jenkins X Developer namespace
@@ -1653,7 +1648,7 @@ Feedback
- Last modified October 14, 2022: fix: add shortcode displaying compatible k8s versions supported by Jenkins X (6816807ca1)
+ Last modified August 1, 2024: docs: update after refactored eks terraform modules (af866e2331)