Connecting To The Cluster¶

You will need both aws-cli and kubectl installed.

Optional: Run Inside A Container¶

To avoid installing heavy dependencies, accessing the cluster can be done via container.
Pull this image: ghcr.io/spwoodcock/awscli-kubectl
Then create an alias: alias aws-shell='docker run --rm -it --network=host -v $HOME:/root --workdir /root ghcr.io/spwoodcock/awscli-kubectl:latest'
Simply run aws-shell before continuing below.

Configure AWS CLI¶

# Configure SSO
aws configure sso --use-device-code
    Session name: admin
    Start URL: https://hotosm.awsapps.com/start/#
    Start region: eu-west-1
    Then login, and set profile name = admin

# Login to SSO
aws sso login --profile admin --use-device-code

# Gen kubeconfig (automatically appends to existing kubeconfig)
aws eks update-kubeconfig --profile admin --name hotosm-production-cluster --region us-east-1

Use Kubectl¶

# If you are still logged in, ignore this step, otherwise
aws sso login --profile admin --use-device-code

kubectl get pods