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[hemanthpatil30]

Hello, I am new to unskript. I have setup this locally and trying to find a way for the following questions. guide or share documentation on the questions.

I have tried to setup with unskript/awesome-runbooks:latest or unskript/awesome-runbooks:1.20.0

1. Steps to setup open source in kubernetes
2. Runbook is failing for creation of AWS IAM user, gives certificate error or fails at "Create login profile for IAM user"
3. Unable to setup AWS profile as its failing to import kubernetes config file.
4. How to store credentials and parameters in volumes in kubernetes setup.

[jayasimha-raghavan-unskript]

Hi There!

Great to see your interest and thanks for trying Awesome Runbooks out!

1. Setup Kubernetes: Start here: https://kubernetes.io/docs/tasks/tools/
2. Yes, Runbooks would need Credential In this case, your Runbook, specifically AWS Runbook need a AWS Credential (Role ARN or Secret/access key)
3. Did not understand this, As long as you have AWS_PROFILE or KUBECONFIG Env variables set (and are valid), you can just import them. Typically when you launch the Docker, you can use the -v option to mount your local host's .aws folder onto the docker instance.
4. If you are using docker, you can mount a local directory using -v and launch the docker, this will store the credentials on that local directory. Look at this document https://github.com/unskript/Awesome-CloudOps-Automation/blob/master/README_extending_docker.md for more information.