aws-eks

Generate AWS EKS cluster configurations, node groups, Helm charts, and Kubernetes manifests.

1|Updated Mar 2, 2026
One-click install
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Skill: aws-eks
Source: https://github.com/sitharaj88/claude-skills/tree/main/skills/aws-eks
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/sitharaj88/claude-skills --skill aws-eks-sitharaj88

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

💡 This Skill requires aws, kubectl, helm, eksctl, and includes scripts (resource) and references (resource) components.

What problem does it solve?

This Skill simplifies the complex process of setting up and configuring Amazon Elastic Kubernetes Service (EKS) clusters, node groups, and essential Kubernetes add-ons on AWS.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • EKS Cluster Configuration: Generates production-ready EKS cluster configurations using tools like eksctl or Infrastructure as Code (Terraform/CDK).
  • Node Group Management: Sets up managed node groups, Fargate profiles, or Karpenter for flexible and cost-effective scaling.
  • Add-on Deployment: Installs and configures critical Kubernetes add-ons such as AWS Load Balancer Controller, External DNS, and CSI drivers.
  • Kubernetes Manifests: Creates essential Kubernetes manifests for deployments, services, ingress, and more.
  • Use Case: A user wants to set up a new EKS cluster for a microservices application, including private subnets, managed node groups, and the AWS Load Balancer Controller for ingress.

Quick Start

Use the aws-eks skill to generate a configuration for a production EKS cluster named 'my-prod-cluster' with managed node groups and private endpoint access.

Frequently Asked Questions about aws-eks

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

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How do I set up a production-ready AWS EKS cluster with managed node groups?

Setting up a production-ready AWS EKS cluster involves generating configurations using eksctl or Infrastructure as Code, defining managed node groups, private subnets, and private endpoint access. This skill provides the necessary eksctl and Terraform/CDK configurations to deploy the cluster.

What is the best way to configure Kubernetes add-ons like the AWS Load Balancer Controller on EKS?

Configuring Kubernetes add-ons on EKS is handled by generating and applying specific Helm charts and Kubernetes manifests. This skill creates configurations for critical add-ons including the AWS Load Balancer Controller, External DNS, and CSI drivers.

Can I use Terraform or CDK to provision AWS EKS infrastructure instead of eksctl?

Yes, you can use Terraform or CDK to provision AWS EKS infrastructure. This skill generates production-ready Infrastructure as Code configurations, allowing you to manage cluster and node group deployment strategies alongside your existing tooling.

Do I need kubectl and helm installed to deploy applications to my EKS cluster?

Yes, you need kubectl and helm installed to deploy applications and manage Kubernetes manifests on your EKS cluster. These dependencies are required alongside the aws CLI and eksctl to apply configurations and Helm charts generated by the skill.

How do I configure Fargate profiles or Karpenter for cost-effective scaling on EKS?

Configuring Fargate profiles or Karpenter for EKS is achieved by defining specific node group configurations. This skill generates the necessary deployment strategies to set up flexible and cost-effective scaling options for your Kubernetes workloads.

Why does my EKS cluster setup require private endpoint access and private subnets?

EKS cluster setup often requires private endpoint access and private subnets to ensure production-ready security and network isolation. This skill generates configurations that define these network boundaries for your Kubernetes cluster deployment.