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ssh key and region example #98

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Expand Up @@ -117,6 +117,19 @@ To use 30 `c4.xlarge` nodes and prevent updating current context in `~/.kube/con
eksctl create cluster --name=cluster-6 --nodes=30 --node-type=c4.xlarge --set-kubeconfig-context=false
```


In order to allow SSH access to nodes, `eksctl` imports `~/.ssh/id_rsa.pub` by default, to use a different SSH public key, e.g. `my_eks_node_id.pub`, run:

```
eksctl create cluster --ssh-public-key=my_eks_node_id.pub
```

To use a pre-existing EC2 key pair in `us-east-1` region, you can specify key pair name (which must not resolve to a local file path), e.g. to use `my_kubernetes_key` run:

```
eksctl create cluster --ssh-public-key=my_kubernetes_key --region=us-east-1
```

To delete a cluster, run:

```
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