AWS EKS deploy - Live Demo

A developer used Anthropic's Claude as a pair engineer to take a Spring Boot application from code to a live deployment on Amazon EKS, documenting the process as a repeatable set of one-script-per-step instructions. The account emphasizes that the build required several rounds of iteration, with each fix folded back into the scripts and README so subsequent runs work without intervention. The next phase is full CI/CD automation so every code push builds, tests and deploys automatically.

Deploying an app to Kubernetes on AWS, with AI as my pair engineer Before AI, you'd settle on one infrastructure design up front and then build it. Today, AI lets me compare several approaches quickly and pick the most reliable one for the job. The design phase moves much faster. It's still iterative, though: the infrastructure gets tuned to the real use case one step at a time. To try this, I used Claude to take a simple Spring Boot app all the way to Amazon EKS Kubernetes on AWS . The app wasn't the point. The point was the process of getting code into production reliably. What the process covers: It wasn't a one-shot build. Getting it smooth took several rounds of Every fix went back into the scripts and the documentation, so the next run just works. The result is a "first cut": one small script per step, run in order, repeatable by anyone following the README. Next phase: full automation with a CI/CD pipeline, so every code push builds, tests and deploys the new version on its own. Code and step-by-step guide: https://lnkd.in/g GNvWqf https://lnkd.in/g GNvWqf