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terraform-aws-eks-auth

A Terraform module facilitating IAM users and roles authentication for EKS clusters

Usage

Provisioning the EKS cluster is out of scope for this module. Retrieving the node role needed to "connect" the control plane with the worker node groups should be done in connection to the method you used to bootstrap your EKS cluster.

module "kube_auth" {
    source = "koslib/eks-auth/aws"
    version = "0.1.0"

    aws_region   = "eu-north-1"
    aws_profile  = "production"
    cluster_name = "my-cool-apps"
    master_users = [
        {
        username = "my-username"
        arn      = "arn:aws:iam::012345678912:user/my-username"
        },
        ....

    ]
    nodes_role = "arn:aws:iam::012345678912:role/my-nodes-role-name-here"
}

Editing this when new IAM users/roles need to extend the list will also update the ConfigMap once this is planned and applied.

Providers

Name Version
aws >= 3.72
kubernetes >= 2.10

Inputs

Name Description Type Default Required
cluster_name Indicates the cluster name to apply the config on. string NA yes
aws_region Indicates the AWS region your EKS cluster is in. string NA yes
aws_profile In case multiple profiles are used, specify the AWS profile to be used when applying this module string default no
nodes_role The IAM role created while provisioning the EKS cluster and allows worker node groups to communicate with the control plane string NA yes
master_users A list of users to get master permissions on the cluster list({username=string arn=string}). Can be empty. NA yes
master_roles A list of IAM roles to give master permissions on the cluster. list(string) [] no

Contributing

This module is not feature-complete, eg. it does not support still not-master accounts or other roles. Feel free to submit feedback and ideas in the issues or submit a Pull Request!

Credits

This module was inspired by common work and originally collaborated on it with Paris.