Business requirement : Ended up creating only 2 nodes instead of 3, ideally for business to have good redundancy and enough resources to balance the traffic/workload

Issue : From macbook terminal, unable to run kubectl commands even though aws cli is installed and loggied in using authorisded AMI account.

Solution :
Troubleshooting steps…[Read more]

Found this solution and it worked :
Ran below command :
$ kubectl get nodes -o wide | awk {‘print $1″ ” $2 ” ” $7’} | column -t

Mistake I did Mistake : I was trying using the ec2 instace server IP:port where aws cli is installed, it’s a blunder.