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Easy way to configure your kubeconfig and to debug your your EKS Cluster
- Configuring and debugging apps on an EKS cluster has become simpler thanks to the removal of some components on the self-hosted container service, such as a container registry, distributed block storage system, Identity and Access Management and Kubernetes management platform in favour of AWS services.
- To make accessing the EKS cluster swift, it is essential to configure kubeconfig and AWS CLI properly.
- The kubectl must be configured with a profile name, region, and the target EKS cluster's name through AWS CLI.
- The process can be automated with a Python script developed by a colleague, streamlining account and cluster setup on the kubeconfig file.
- The kubectl and Granted offer a simple way of switching between clusters and users, enabling management of nodes, namespaces, pods, services and logs.
- However, terminals can be tedious, so K9S's terminal-based GUI offers a better alternative with shortcuts and intuitive interfaces.
- Integrating IDEs such as IntelliJ IDEA and VS Code with kubectl, can also enhance interactive Kubernetes experiences.
- The Kubernetes platform remains the best bet for handling container ecosystems.
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