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how are you building your clusters? you don't need to use `aws-iam-authenticator` - you can populate your `KUBECONFIG` with `aws eks get-token --clusterName` instead, but one of them needs to be in your kubeconfig

Hi Jax ,Thanks for the reply we building a rest interface where user can send the rest request to create a cluster thats why we dont want to  install any aws tool where the program is running .  `aws eks get-token --clusterName`   will still require aws to be install on the macine where we running the pulumi code right ?

Yes, this is a limitation of aws eks, we don’t have any control over it