@darryl-ruggles.cloud#EKS #Auth #AccessEntries
For anyone still managing EKS access through the aws-auth ConfigMap, you really should move on. A single YAML indentation slip can lock out your admins and CI/CD pipelines at the worst possible moment. There's been a better path for a long time
@eksbot.bsky.socialkubernetes-sigs/aws-ebs-csi-driver released v1.66.0 #eks #kubernetes
@eksbot.bsky.socialkubernetes-sigs/aws-ebs-csi-driver released helm-chart-aws-ebs-csi-driver-2.66.0 #eks #kubernetes
@eksbot.bsky.socialAWS Private CA EKS add-on and Connector for AD now available in AWS GovCloud (US) #eks #kubernetes
@eksbot.bsky.socialawslabs/amazon-eks-ami released AMI Release v20260903 #eks #kubernetes
@darryl-ruggles.cloud#Kubernetes #Minikube #EKS #Karpenter #ArgoCD
Many Kubernetes tutorials stay at the high level, which is understandable given how much ground there is to cover. The article below goes into more detail, taking you from a fresh Minikube install through a working GitOps loop
@darryl-ruggles.cloud#EKS #Kubernetes #AWS #PlatformEngineering #GitOps
Setting up an Ingress on a new Kubernetes cluster on AWS using the Elastic Kubernetes Service (EKS) can be confusing to some.
@darryl-ruggles.cloud#EKS #Security #IRSA #PodIdentities
Granting AWS permissions to Kubernetes pods can be done in a few different ways including using IAM Roles for Service Accounts (IRSA) and its OIDC provider per cluster. There is a new approach called EKS Pod Identities which can work
@darryl-ruggles.cloud#Karpenter #EKS #Kubernetes #Terraform #AWS
The Cluster Autoscaler (CAS) scales EKS worker nodes by adding instances to Auto Scaling Groups (ASGs), and each group knows one instance type. In practice that means a node group per instance type per AZ, and pods sitting