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• CONTROLPLANE OSX UPDATE

This rule can help you with the following compliance standards:įor further details on compliance standards supported by Conformity, see here. Scheduler logs – scheduler logs record when and where Kubernetes pods are running within your cluster. These logs to refer to authentication requests performed to the EKS cluster.Ĭontroller manager logs – these logs contain information about the controller manager that handles the core control loopsthat are shipped with Kubernetes. Amazon EKS control plane logging feature supports the following log types (each log type corresponds to a component within the Kubernetes control plane):ĪPI server logs – these logs refer to the API requests made to your Amazon EKS cluster.Īudit logs – Kubernetes audit logs provide a record of the individual users, administrators, or system components that have interacted with your cluster via the Kubernetes API.Īuthenticator logs – authenticator logs are unique to AWS EKS service. cat <

CONTROLPLANE OSX UPDATE

Step 4: Update cluster about new registry cat <Map port 80 from the cluster control plane to the host. Use kind.yaml config file for more advanced use cases Ports Autocompletion Bash # Setup the current shell source > ~/.bashrc” ZSH source <(kind completion zsh) BasicĬreate kind cluster named cncf-cheat-sheet kind create cluster - name cncf-cheat-sheetĬreate cluster and wait for all the components to be ready kind create cluster - wait 2mĭelete kind cluster named cncf-cheat-sheet kind delete cluster - name cncf-cheat-sheet Advanced Configuration kind was primarily designed for testing Kubernetes itself, but may be used for local development or CI. Kind is a tool for running local Kubernetes clusters using Docker container “nodes”.