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Expand Up @@ -21,7 +21,7 @@ Each Module has the following folder structure:
* [examples](): This folder contains examples of how to use the module:
- [Fully Private OKE (LB, APIEndpoint and NodePool in private subnets) + network deployed by module](examples/oke-fully-private-no-existing-network): This is an example of how to use the oci-oke module to deploy Container Engine for Kubernetes (OKE) with VCN-native support and all subnets are private and network cloud infrastrucutre elements will be deployed within the body of the module.
- [Fully Private OKE (LB, APIEndpoint and NodePool in private subnets) + custom network injected into module](examples/oke-fully-private-use-existing-network): This is an example of how to use the oci-oke module to deploy Container Engine for Kubernetes (OKE) with VCN-native support and all subnets are private and network cloud infrastrucutre elements will be injected into the module.
- [OKE with public LB, but APIEndpoint and NodePool in private subnets) + network deployed by module](examples/oke-public-lb-private-api-endpoint-and-worker-no-existing-network): This is an example of how to use the oci-oke module to deploy Container Engine for Kubernetes (OKE) with VCN-native support, public LB (Internet-facing) and API Endpoint + NodePool in private subnets where network cloud infrastrucutre elements will be deployed within the body of the module.
- [OKE with public LB, but APIEndpoint and NodePool in private subnets) + network deployed by module](examples/oke-public-lb-private-api-endpoint-and-workers-no-existing-network): This is an example of how to use the oci-oke module to deploy Container Engine for Kubernetes (OKE) with VCN-native support, public LB (Internet-facing) and API Endpoint + NodePool in private subnets where network cloud infrastrucutre elements will be deployed within the body of the module.
- [OKE with public LB, but APIEndpoint and NodePool in private subnets) + custom network injected into module](examples/oke-public-lb-private-api-endpoint-and-worker-use-existing-network): This is an example of how to use the oci-oke module to deploy Container Engine for Kubernetes (OKE) with VCN-native support, public LB (Internet-facing) and API Endpoint + NodePool in private subnets where custom network cloud infrastrucutre elements will be injected into the module.
- [OKE with public LB and public APIEndpoint, but NodePool in private subnets) + network deployed by module](examples/oke-public-lb-and-api-endpoint-private-workers-no-existing-network): This is an example of how to use the oci-oke module to deploy Container Engine for Kubernetes (OKE) with VCN-native support, public LB (Internet-facing), public API Endpoint (Internet facing), but NodePool in private subnet where network cloud infrastrucutre elements will be deployed within the body of the module.
- [OKE with public LB and public APIEndpoint, but NodePool in private subnets) + custom network injected into module](examples/oke-public-lb-and-api-endpoint-private-workers-use-existing-network): This is an example of how to use the oci-oke module to deploy Container Engine for Kubernetes (OKE) with VCN-native support, public LB (Internet-facing), public API Endpoint (Internet-facing), but NodePool in private subnets where custom network cloud infrastrucutre elements will be injected into the module.
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