Deploy a sample Java microservice on Amazon EKS and expose the microservice using an Application Load Balancer

What Is This Template All About?

This template helps you put a Java microservice on Amazon EKS in a very easy and safe way. It gives you everything already made for you, like a ready-to-use setup. It also connects your app to an Application Load Balancer (ALB) so people can use it safely from outside.
It takes care of many hard things like private subnets, NAT gateways, auto-scaling, and safe image storage in Amazon ECR.The goal is to make your work simple, fast, and strong so your app can run well and grow when needed.

Why This Cloudairy Template Is Built for Real DevOps Needs

This template is made for teams who want to run microservices in the cloud without stress.
It gives you reliability, safety, and speed from the start.
It mixes Kubernetes, ALB routing, subnet setup, and scaling rules so you do not have to connect all these parts by yourself.
It gives you a solid setup that works right away, letting you focus on your code instead of fixing complicated cloud tasks.

Who Should Use This Template and When?

This template is great for DevOps teams, backend engineers, solution architects, and cloud experts who want to deploy Java apps without learning every tiny detail of Kubernetes or AWS networks.

It is most helpful when:

• You are moving from a big monolith app to microservices
  
• You are building a cloud-native setup that works with CI/CD
  
• You are making APIs or backend services that must always be running
  
• You want one standard setup that all teams can use
  

What Are the Main Parts of the Template?

This architecture gives you all the tools you need to run your microservice well:

• Amazon EKS for running Kubernetes
• ALB for sending outside traffic to your app
• Amazon ECR to store your container images safely
• Private and Public Subnets to keep sensitive parts hidden
• NAT Gateway for safe internet access from private services
• Auto Scaling to grow and shrink your app when needed
• Worker Nodes to run your Java microservice
• Kubernetes Ingress for traffic control
• IAM Roles to manage who can do what
• Logging, Monitoring, CI/CD, and Service Discovery for full visibility and automation

How to Get Started with Cloudairy

1. Log in to your Cloudairy account.
   
2. Go to the Template Library and search for “Deploy a Java Microservice on Amazon EKS.”
3. Click on the template to see the architecture.
   
4. Select Use Template to start your setup.
   
5. Change the settings the way you want, like scaling rules and deployment steps.
   
6. Deploy it to your AWS account and watch everything in one simple dashboard.

Summary

Deploying microservices in the cloud should not be hard.
This Cloudairy template manages Kubernetes setup, load balancing, safety, and scaling for you.
You only need to focus on building a fast and reliable app.
Whether you are modernizing, growing, or starting fresh, this template gives you a strong foundation ready for production.