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EKS has native support for bearer tokens and [[Kubernetes_Security_Concepts#Webhook_Token_Authentication|webhook token authentication]]. | EKS has native support for [[Kubernetes_Security_Concepts#Bearer_Tokens|bearer tokens]] and [[Kubernetes_Security_Concepts#Webhook_Token_Authentication|webhook token authentication]]. | ||
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Revision as of 01:18, 2 October 2020
External
Internal
Overview
EKS has native support for bearer tokens and webhook token authentication.
Generate a Token
For the current IAM User, associated with the current AWS_PROFILE:
aws eks get-token --cluster <cluster-name>
For an arbitrary IAM role:
aws eks get-token --cluster <cluster-name> --role <role-arn>