Mule 4 | RTF on AWS EKS | Detailed Demonstration

A beginners guide to setup runtime fabric on AWS EKS. CAUTION: Cluster setup on AWS will be charged despite having a free tier account as the eksctl command creates nodes and network related activities that are not part of the free tier. Please ensure to terminate/stop all the resources after completing the demo . ⏱ Video Timestamps ========================== 0:00 Start 0:15 Agenda 1:45 Installing the pre-requisites (choco,eksctl,aws-cli,kubctl and rtfctl) 7:35 Creating RTF in Anypoint Platform 8:25 Creating and configuring user for aws-cli 15:00 Private network 13:48 Creating EKS on AWS 18:00 Exploring kubectl config file 25:40 Validating the RTF activation code 26:44 Installing RTF to EKS cluster 28:50 Connecting to worker and checking logs 34:00 Creating mule app and deploying to RTF 37:51 Applying mule license to RTF 40:31 Check mule application logs in EC2 instance 📌 Similar Content ========================== 🔗 Cache in Mule 4:    • Mulesoft 4 | Cache Scope | Object Store v2...   🔗 Transactions in Mule 4:    • Mule 4 | XA | Local Transactions | Bitroni...   🔗 Classloading Isolation in Mule 4:    • Refined Error handling in Dataweave 2.0 | ...   🔗 API Design Best Practices:    • API Design | Best Practices   🔗 Custom Policy:    • Mule 4: Create Custom Policy   🔗 API Gateway and Autodiscovery:    • Mule 4: API Gateway and Auto Discovery   🔗 Global Error Handler:    • Mule 4: Create a Global Error Handler   🎬 Popular Mule 4 Playlists ========================== 💥 Advanced Concepts in Mule: https://bit.ly/AdvancedMule 💥 Mule 4 Custom Connectors: https://bit.ly/Mule4CustomConnectors 💥 Dataweave Series: https://bit.ly/dataweave2 Let's connect: ========================= 💥 Twitter:   / vishwas_p13