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jelis authored Dec 13, 2016
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* Go to "Encryption keys"
* Create a key
* record the ARN
* create the kube-aws cluster.yaml configuration file by running kube-aws init
* [Step 3] create the kube-aws cluster.yaml configuration file by running kube-aws init
```
kube-aws init \
--cluster-name=my-cluster-name \
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--key-name=$YOUR_KEYPAIR_NAME (from step 1 above) \
--kms-key-arn="$YOUR_KMS_ARN" (from step 2 above)
```
* edit cluster.yaml - set config values that suit you. the next steps will validate your config.
* run build.sh
* [Step 4] edit cluster.yaml - set config values that suit you. the next steps will validate your config.
* [Step 5] run build.sh
* this step will run validations.
* run 'kube-aws up' to start the cluster.
* [Step 6] run 'kube-aws up' to start the cluster.
* nb: if you provide your own VPC make sure it has an internet gateway attached to it
* the Kube VPC is provisioned with AWS Cloud formation. After you run kube-aws up, you can watch its progress in the cloud formation console: https://console.aws.amazon.com/cloudformation/

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