Tobias Schmidt @tpschmidt.com · Jun 7

TIL: You can access any EKS cluster directly from the AWS Console with one click. CloudShell opens with kubectl already configured. Doesn't need to install kubectl or any AWS CLI setup Just hitting the Connect on the cluster page and you're running commands in seconds!

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Tobias Schmidt · Jun 7

CloudShell is one of those AWS features that gets overlooked!! I've been using it with VPC mode to access private EC2 instances and RDS databases without a bastion host. This makes it even more useful (when using EKS too)