/kosmos/fleets/cluster-lifecycle-management/import-cluster-tf/Recent content in Import clusters using Terraform onHugo -- gohugo.ioen-US/kosmos/fleets/cluster-lifecycle-management/import-cluster-tf/aks-cluster-import/Mon, 01 Jan 0001 00:00:00 +0000/kosmos/fleets/cluster-lifecycle-management/import-cluster-tf/aks-cluster-import/Prerequisite # This script assumes that you have already created the necessary IAM resources to create AKS related resources through Kosmos. For more details refer: Setup identity using CLI or Setup identity using Terraform Introduction # This is Terraform script for importing existing AKS Cluster using Kosmos-provider into Kosmos fleet. This is triggered by setting the value of kosmos_aksClusters.this.imported to true. User who runs this script must have required permission on Azure and Kosmos./kosmos/fleets/cluster-lifecycle-management/import-cluster-tf/eks-cluster-import/Mon, 01 Jan 0001 00:00:00 +0000/kosmos/fleets/cluster-lifecycle-management/import-cluster-tf/eks-cluster-import/Prerequisite # This script assumes that you have already created the necessary IAM resources to create EKS related resources through Kosmos. For more details refer: Setup identity using CLI or Setup identity using Terraform Introduction # This is Terraform script for importing existing Kosmos EKS Cluster using Kosmos-provider into Kosmos fleet. This is triggered by setting the value of kosmos_eksClusters.this.imported to True. User who runs this script must have required permission on AWS since it will create new AWS role for Kosmos Operator to import and configure EKS cluster it into Kosmos fleet./kosmos/fleets/cluster-lifecycle-management/import-cluster-tf/gke-cluster-import/Mon, 01 Jan 0001 00:00:00 +0000/kosmos/fleets/cluster-lifecycle-management/import-cluster-tf/gke-cluster-import/Prerequisite # This script assumes that you have already created the necessary IAM resources to create GKE related resources through Kosmos. For more details refer: Setup identity using CLI or Setup identity using Terraform How to run # Run terraform init to initialize the working directory and download Terraform providers and modules Run terraform plan -var="kosmos_access_key=(kosmos_access_key)" to preview the changes to be made by Terraform and read thoroughly on resources to be created Run terraform apply -var="kosmos_access_key=(kosmos_access_key))" -var="gcp_project_id=(gcp_project_id)" -var="fleet_name=(fleet_name)" -var="cluster_name=(cluster_name)" -var="kosmos_user=(kosmos_user)" and type yes when prompted To destroy all the resources, run terraform destroy -var="kosmos_access_key=(kosmos_access_key))" -var="gcp_project_id=(gcp_project_id)" -var="fleet_name=(fleet_name)" -var="cluster_name=(cluster_name)" -var="kosmos_user=(kosmos_user)" Download Resources # For complete examples and the latest updates, refer to:/kosmos/fleets/cluster-lifecycle-management/import-cluster-tf/mks-cluster-import/Mon, 01 Jan 0001 00:00:00 +0000/kosmos/fleets/cluster-lifecycle-management/import-cluster-tf/mks-cluster-import/Prerequisite # This script assumes that you have already created the necessary IAM resources to create MKS related resources through Kosmos. For more details refer: Setup identity using CLI or Setup identity using Terraform TF script sample to import existing MKS cluster to Kosmos # Variables # Please note that this script IS NOT A MODULE TO BE IMPORTED, but is meant to be a reference only!/kosmos/fleets/cluster-lifecycle-management/import-cluster-tf/generic-cluster-import/Mon, 01 Jan 0001 00:00:00 +0000/kosmos/fleets/cluster-lifecycle-management/import-cluster-tf/generic-cluster-import/Introduction # This guide explains how to use the Terraform module to register an existing Kubernetes cluster with Kosmos. The module creates a cluster entry in Kosmos and configures access for the specified admin users. Requirements # Before getting started, make sure the following tools are installed: Name Version Terraform >= 1.0 Kosmos = 0.8.1 Getting started # Prerequisites # Before running the module, ensure the following: