such a brief explanation k8s very easy to understandable and the drawing gives a proper understanding of architecture. Need a next video with real-time deployment. keep up this effect one day your channel glitter as a star
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@user-my5lc6vc5v Sure, I can guide you on how to implement Wazuh in an EKS environment. Here are the general steps: 1. Setup a Kubernetes Cluster: You will need a Kubernetes cluster where the containers will be deployed. You can use Amazon EKS, a hosted Kubernetes service that helps you run your container workloads in AWS without having to manage the Kubernetes control plane for your cluster1. Wazuh Containers Setup: Your Wazuh cluster will consist of one master and two worker nodes. You will use StatefulSet objects to manage the pods with persistent storage (EBS volume). This allows you to restart your manager pods without data loss. 2. Services Setup: There are 3 services you need to set up: API/Registration, Reporting, and Cluster. The API and the registration service authd are located in the Wazuh master node. Both services must be accessible externally since your Wazuh agents will be outside the Kubernetes cluster. 3. Elastic Stack Setup: The Elastic Stack deployment is composed of one Elasticsearch node and one Kibana node1. Deploy the Cluster: You can deploy the cluster with a single command by using the customization file2. For EKS cluster, use the command kubectl apply -k envs/eks/. For other cluster types, use kubectl apply -k envs/local-env/. 4. Verify the Deployment: You can verify the deployment by checking the namespaces and services. documentation.wazuh.com/current/deployment-options/deploying-with-kubernetes/kubernetes-deployment.html
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such a brief explanation k8s very easy to understandable and the drawing gives a proper understanding of architecture.
Need a next video with real-time deployment. keep up this effect one day your channel glitter as a star
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@user-my5lc6vc5v Sure, I can guide you on how to implement Wazuh in an EKS environment. Here are the general steps:
1. Setup a Kubernetes Cluster: You will need a Kubernetes cluster where the containers will be deployed. You can use Amazon EKS, a hosted Kubernetes service that helps you run your container workloads in AWS without having to manage the Kubernetes control plane for your cluster1.
Wazuh Containers Setup: Your Wazuh cluster will consist of one master and two worker nodes. You will use StatefulSet objects to manage the pods with persistent storage (EBS volume). This allows you to restart your manager pods without data loss.
2. Services Setup: There are 3 services you need to set up: API/Registration, Reporting, and Cluster. The API and the registration service authd are located in the Wazuh master node. Both services must be accessible externally since your Wazuh agents will be outside the Kubernetes cluster.
3. Elastic Stack Setup: The Elastic Stack deployment is composed of one Elasticsearch node and one Kibana node1.
Deploy the Cluster: You can deploy the cluster with a single command by using the customization file2. For EKS cluster, use the command kubectl apply -k envs/eks/. For other cluster types, use kubectl apply -k envs/local-env/.
4. Verify the Deployment: You can verify the deployment by checking the namespaces and services.
documentation.wazuh.com/current/deployment-options/deploying-with-kubernetes/kubernetes-deployment.html
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