Setup EKS cluster as per the EKS documentation. To run conformance tests, we recommend that you use a cluster that provides sufficient resources - compute, storage as well as network IPs. EKS uses Amazon VPC CNI plugin which uses ENIs to provide IP addresses to your Kubernetes pods. Please ensure your worker node instance type provides you sufficient ENI limits. We ran our conformance tests on a cluster with 6 m4.large worker instances.
If using the example vpc and node group templates from the EKS documentation you need to allow outbound traffic on the ControlPlaneSecurityGroup for ports 1-1024 and inbound traffic on the NodeSecurityGroup for the same ports.
Start the conformance tests on your EKS cluster
sonobuoy run
You can monitor the conformance tests by tracking the sonobuoy logs. Wait for the line no-exit was specified, sonobuoy is now blocking, which signals the end of the testing.
sonobuoy logs -f
Upon completion of the tests you can obtain the results by copying them off the sonobuoy pod.
sonobuoy results