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How to Install Automic Automation Kubernetes Edition v24 in AWS
See how to deploy Automic Automation v24 on AWS EKS. Learn about using Fargate, Helm charts, PostgreSQL, and AWS Load Balancer Controller.
This deployment guide outlines the complete workflow for installing Automic Automation Kubernetes Edition v24 on Amazon Web Services (AWS) Elastic Kubernetes Service (EKS) using Fargate profiles. It covers critical architectural prerequisites, including database initialization, Kubernetes secrets creation, and AWS Load Balancer Controller integration. Additionally, the document offers details on how to leverage the Automic Proxy pair and TLS Gateway to seamlessly expose the cluster and establish secure connectivity for both TLS and non-TLS agents.
Conclusion
Deploying Automic Automation Kubernetes Edition v24 on AWS EKS involves a series of structured technical configurations. These configurations serve to ensure a robust, high-performance production environment. By successfully leveraging AWS Fargate profiles, users can dynamically provision server nodes tailored to specific pod resource requests and allocation limits.
Key architectural elements, such as establishing a UTF-8 encoded PostgreSQL database, implementing the AWS Load Balancer Controller, and defining Ingress routing, are critical for safely exposing the cluster. Ultimately, these advanced components work together to establish stable, secure WebSocket connections, allowing both modern TLS-enabled and legacy non-TLS components to communicate seamlessly. This ensures all connected agents maintain full operational visibility inside the central Automic Web Interface administration and management console.
