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Hi Jarek ... what output comes from pulumi config?

I'm specifically wondering if you tried to set pulumi config set nginx:isMinikube true as part of your config

Hi, in both cases, isMinikube true/false it's the same.
```
error: Unable to read kubectl config: invalid configuration: no configuration has been provided
```
I suspect it might be something related to kubectl?

<@UCJF480LR> we use the same configuration files as kubectl. Did you set that up?

<https://pulumi.io/quickstart/kubernetes/>

The file is called a kubeconfig file, and by default it lives in ~/.kube/config

<@UBAJ7TD53> right, i missed that. I'm on AWS, does it mean I need to setup EKS manually? I was hoping Pulumi handles that as well. Is it by design?

<@UCJF480LR> Pulumi is just designed works anywhere `kubectl` works, but if you don’t already have a cluster, here’s an app where we boot up EKS and then run a helm chart on top of it, in the same app: <https://github.com/pulumi/examples/tree/master/aws-ts-eks>

If you’re all set up with pulumi/node/AWS you can just run `pulumi up` and it should “just work”