This instructions are usually needed only when you're about to destroy the cluster, to make sure that destroyed VPN resource for the cluster does not intrrupt cluster deletion process due to lost connection.

 and scroll down to the section with cluster you want to enable public access to. Within the cluster section find cluster endpoing access control variables:

module "cluster_dragon" {
  # ... other variables
  cluster_endpoint_public_access        = false
  #cluster_endpoint_public_access       = true
  #cluster_endpoint_public_access_cidrs = ["0.0.0.0/0"]
  # ... other variables
}

cluster_endpoint_public_access_cidrs = ["0.0.0.0/0"]

While making sure you still have an active VPN connection perform 

 command. Once changes are applied successfully, you can disconnect from VPN and still be able to perform operations with the hosting infrastructure.

You can perform the same action manually, if you go to the EKS cluster, switch to the "Networking" tab and change "API server endpoint access" value to Public.

Deleting a user

Disabling VPN-only access

Observability (WIP)

Hosty

What is Hosty?

Admins responsibility

Developers responsibility

Infrastructure architecture (WIP)

Installing Hosty locally

Applying Hosty blueprint

Enabling VPN-only access

Adding a new cluster

Adding a new project

Adding a new user

Deleting a cluster

Deleting a project

Software updates

Basic commands

Uninstalling the blueprint

Troubleshooting

For administrators

Setting up a new user

Setting up Hosty CLI

Using Hosty CLI

Roles & Permissions

Example: Next.js

Example: Django

Example: Wordpress

Example: Drupal

Project configuration

Adding a custom domain

Working with environments

Environment variables

Sensitive environment variables

CI/CD configuration

Disaster recovery

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Disabling VPN-only access

Enable public EKS cluster access