The documents at https://deploy-preview-473--edera-docs.netlify.app/guides/install/eks/ recommends you clone this repo.
When an EKS install goes wrong, it suggests make destroy or make delete to clean up everything.
That seems to call kubectl delete -f kubernetes/test-workload.yaml --ignore-not-found=true -- however, that kubectl call fails because aws eks update-kubeconfig --name edera-cluster hasn't been called yet (or has already been destroyed).
The documents at https://deploy-preview-473--edera-docs.netlify.app/guides/install/eks/ recommends you clone this repo.
When an EKS install goes wrong, it suggests
make destroyormake deleteto clean up everything.That seems to call
kubectl delete -f kubernetes/test-workload.yaml --ignore-not-found=true-- however, that kubectl call fails becauseaws eks update-kubeconfig --name edera-clusterhasn't been called yet (or has already been destroyed).