FAQ: Are RADIUS Containers Supported to Run in Any Cloud Provider Virtual Machines?

Overview

This article explains whether RADIUS containers are supported to run in Cloud Provider Virtual Machines.

Supported Deployment

Per the installation guide, RADIUS containers are supported to run in any Cloud Provider Virtual Machine, such as Amazon EC2 or Azure VMs.

Managed Container Services (EKS, Kubernetes, etc.)

Running these containers in Amazon Elastic Kubernetes Service (EKS) or another Docker/Kubernetes managed service should ideally be possible, but is not supported out of the box at this time. The services are Docker images that can be deployed in any way, with configuration done via environment variables or a mounted YAML config file. Be careful about network security and service configuration if attempting this, since some RADIUS protocols are only recommended on a secure local network.

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