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ACK is available as a fully managed EKS Capability. AWS handles controller installation, updates, and scaling for you - no Helm or manual installation required.
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## Why Use EKS Capabilities?
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-**Fully managed** - AWS handles controller lifecycle, updates, and scaling
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-**No Helm required** - Enable ACK directly through AWS CLI or eksctl
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-**Integrated with EKS** - Works seamlessly with other EKS capabilities like Argo CD and kro
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## Getting Started
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Follow the official AWS documentation to enable ACK on your EKS cluster:
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# Getting Started
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Get started with ACK by installing a controller using Helm. ACK works on any Kubernetes cluster including Amazon EKS, GKE, AKS, on-premises clusters, or local development environments.
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There are two ways to get started with ACK, depending on whether you're using Amazon EKS or running your own Kubernetes cluster.
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Detailed installation guide coming soon...
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For now, see the installation instructions in the [Self-Managed Installation](/getting-started-helm#step-1-install-the-dynamodb-controller) guide.
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For now, see the installation instructions in the [Self-Managed Installation](/docs/getting-started-helm#step-1-install-the-dynamodb-controller) guide or the [EKS Capabilities](/docs/getting-started-eks) guide.
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