Install Label Studio Enterprise on Amazon Elastic Kubernetes Service (EKS)

Install Label Studio Enterprise on Amazon Elastic Kubernetes Service (EKS).

Before you start, review the deployment planning guidance.

For further details beyond these steps, see the Amazon tutorial on how to Deploy a Kubernetes Application with Amazon Elastic Container Service for Kubernetes.

1. Prerequisites

Before you can install Label Studio Enterprise on an EKS cluster, make sure that the following software prerequisites are installed and configured:

2. Deploy Kubernetes using eksctl

Use the eksctl tool to deploy an EKS cluster in your Amazon AWS environment. The eksctl create cluster command creates a virtual private cloud (VPC), a security group, and an IAM role for Kubernetes to create resources. For detailed instructions, see Getting started with Amazon EKS in the Amazon EKS User Guide.

Note: The Amazon user that creates the cluster is the one managing the cluster. See Managing users or IAM roles for your cluster in the Amazon EKS User Guide.

1. To deploy an EKS cluster, run the following:

   eksctl create cluster \
   --name my-cluster \
   --region region-code \

For example:

eksctl create cluster --name label-studio-enterprise --region us-east-2

2. Then, verify that the deployment was successful:

   kubectl get all

After your cluster is up and running, and you configure your infrastructure such as ingress, you can prepare your cluster to install Label Studio Enterprise.

Set up Label Studio Enterprise Helm chart

See Deploy Label Studio Enterprise on Kubernetes.

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