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For this, we will develop a `config.yml` to be used with `eksctl`. We will mainly define the nodegroup configuration. Tomorrow it will be tested along with the `Wazuh` EKS deployment.

The k8s cluster was successfully deployed. The created resources and configurations will be validated tomorrow.

Wazuh k8s deployment was tested with a basic `config.yml` that specifies the nodegroup configuration. It works fine. Another YAML (cluster_existing_vpc.yml) was created and successfully tested. It is an alternative deployment...

The Readme for the deploy EKS Cluster section was created. It was pushed to branch `274-k8s-cluster-deployment` along with the YAML files.

The README was improved after the PR reviews.

The procedure to change the password is: 1- Obtain hash password in the indexer pod: - outside pod: ```BASH kubectl exec -it -n wazuh pod/wazuh-indexer-0 -- bash ``` - inside...

Hi @prathameshmalage To register/add a new agent to the Wazuh cluster deployed with kubernetes you should: 1. Install the agent in the host you want to monitor. 2. Configure the...

Hi @zamantech. I was able to deploy the environment using `podman 3.4.2` and including the `links`. Would you let me know what steps did you follow and what `podman` version...

Hi @zamantech. Please provide the steps you used to deploy the environment. Also: 1. Remove the environment with `docker-compose down`. 2. Remove the volumes created by the deployment. 3. Remove...

Hi @zamantech. For step `2` the command should be something like this: `docker volume rm $(docker volume ls -f name=single-node_ -q)` Make sure all the deployment volumes are removed using:...