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Background

In 10/2018 Chris Hein introduced the AWS Service Operator (ASO) project. We reviewed the feedback from the community and stakeholders and in 08/2019 decided to relaunch ASO as a first-tier open source project with concrete commitments from the container service team. In this process, we renamed the project to AWS Controllers for Kubernetes (ACK).

The tenets for the relaunch were:

  1. ACK is a community-driven project, based on a governance model defining roles and responsibilities.
  2. ACK is optimized for production usage with full test coverage including performance and scalability test suites.
  3. ACK strives to be the only codebase exposing AWS services via a Kubernetes operator.

Since then, we worked on design issues and gathering feedback around which services to prioritize.

Existing custom controllers

AWS service teams use custom controllers, webhooks, and operators for different use cases and based on different approaches. Examples include:

While the autonomy in the different teams and project allows for rapid iterations and innovations, there are some drawbacks associated with it:

Above is the motivation for our 3rd tenet: we want to make sure that there is a common framework, implementing good practices as put forward, for example, in the Operator Developer Guide or in the Programming Kubernetes book.

Outside of AWS, there are projects that share similar goals we have with the ASO, for example:

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Discussions

For discussions, please use the #aws-controllers-k8s channel on the Kubernetes Slack community.

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Container images for ACK service controllers can be found in the ACK registry within the Amazon ECR Public Gallery. To find a container image for a specific service, you can go to gallery.ecr.aws/aws-controllers-k8s/$SERVICENAME-controller. For example, the link to the ACK service controller container image for Amazon Simple Storage Service (Amazon S3) is gallery.ecr.aws/aws-controllers-k8s/s3-controller.

Individual ACK service controllers are tagged with their release version. You can find image URIs for different releases under the Image tags section in the image repository on the ECR Public Gallery.

Be sure to specify a release version
You must always specify a version tag when referencing an ACK service controller image.

In accordance with best practices, we do not include :latest default tags for our image repositories.

Next steps

This guide assumes that you have access to a Kubernetes cluster. You do not need to use the Amazon Elastic Kubernetes Service (Amazon EKS) to get started with ACK service controllers. If you do not yet have a Kubernetes cluster and would like to use Amazon EKS, you can visit the Amazon EKS Setup guide.

Once you have access to a Kubernetes cluster, you can install the ACK service controller of your choice.

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Maintenance Phase# Services
PREVIEW9
GENERAL AVAILABILITY20
AWS ServiceProject StageMaintenance PhaseLatest Version
Amazon ACMRELEASEDPREVIEW0.0.8
Amazon Prometheus ServiceRELEASEDGENERAL AVAILABILITY1.2.5
Amazon API GatewayPLANNEDNONEn/a
Amazon ApiGatewayV2RELEASEDGENERAL AVAILABILITY1.0.5
Amazon Application Auto ScalingRELEASEDGENERAL AVAILABILITY1.0.8
AWS App RunnerPROPOSEDNONEn/a
Amazon AthenaPROPOSEDNONEn/a
AWS Auto Scaling PlansPROPOSEDNONEn/a
Amazon Auto ScalingPROPOSEDNONEn/a
Amazon CloudFrontPLANNEDNONEn/a
Amazon CloudTrailRELEASEDGENERAL AVAILABILITY1.0.4
Amazon Cognito Identity ProviderPLANNEDNONEn/a
Amazon DocDBPROPOSEDNONEn/a
Amazon DynamoDBRELEASEDGENERAL AVAILABILITY1.2.3
Amazon EC2RELEASEDGENERAL AVAILABILITY1.0.6
Amazon ECRRELEASEDGENERAL AVAILABILITY1.0.7
Amazon ECSPLANNEDNONEn/a
Amazon EKSRELEASEDGENERAL AVAILABILITY1.0.5
Amazon ElastiCacheRELEASEDPREVIEW0.0.26
Amazon EFSPROPOSEDNONEn/a
Amazon SESPROPOSEDNONEn/a
Amazon EMR ContainersRELEASEDGENERAL AVAILABILITY1.0.4
Amazon Elasticsearch ServiceRELEASEDPREVIEW0.0.2
Amazon EventBridgeRELEASEDGENERAL AVAILABILITY1.0.4
Amazon FSxPROPOSEDNONEn/a
Amazon IAMRELEASEDGENERAL AVAILABILITY1.2.5
Amazon KafkaPROPOSEDNONEn/a
Amazon KeyspacesPROPOSEDNONEn/a
Amazon KinesisRELEASEDPREVIEW0.0.9
Amazon KMSRELEASEDGENERAL AVAILABILITY1.0.7
AWS LambdaRELEASEDGENERAL AVAILABILITY1.3.3
Amazon MemoryDBRELEASEDGENERAL AVAILABILITY1.0.1
Amazon CloudWatchRELEASEDPREVIEW0.0.2
Amazon MQRELEASEDPREVIEW0.0.28
Amazon NeptunePROPOSEDNONEn/a
Amazon OpenSearch ServiceRELEASEDPREVIEW0.0.17
Amazon OrganizationsPLANNEDNONEn/a
Amazon RAMPROPOSEDNONEn/a
Amazon Recycle BinPROPOSEDNONEn/a
Amazon RDSRELEASEDGENERAL AVAILABILITY1.1.7
Amazon Route 53RELEASEDPREVIEW0.0.7
Amazon Route53ResolverRELEASEDPREVIEW0.0.2
Amazon S3RELEASEDGENERAL AVAILABILITY1.0.6
Amazon SageMakerRELEASEDGENERAL AVAILABILITY1.2.4
AWS Secrets ManagerPROPOSEDNONEn/a
AWS Service CatalogPLANNEDNONEn/a
Amazon SNSRELEASEDGENERAL AVAILABILITY1.0.5
Amazon SQSRELEASEDGENERAL AVAILABILITY1.0.6
Amazon SSMPLANNEDNONEn/a
AWS SFNRELEASEDGENERAL AVAILABILITY1.0.5
Amazon WAFV2PROPOSEDNONEn/a
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Maintenance Phase# Services
PREVIEW9
GENERAL AVAILABILITY20
AWS ServiceProject StageMaintenance PhaseLatest Version
Amazon ACMRELEASEDPREVIEW0.0.8
Amazon Prometheus ServiceRELEASEDGENERAL AVAILABILITY1.2.5
Amazon API GatewayPLANNEDNONEn/a
Amazon ApiGatewayV2RELEASEDGENERAL AVAILABILITY1.0.6
Amazon Application Auto ScalingRELEASEDGENERAL AVAILABILITY1.0.8
AWS App RunnerPROPOSEDNONEn/a
Amazon AthenaPROPOSEDNONEn/a
AWS Auto Scaling PlansPROPOSEDNONEn/a
Amazon Auto ScalingPROPOSEDNONEn/a
Amazon CloudFrontPLANNEDNONEn/a
Amazon CloudTrailRELEASEDGENERAL AVAILABILITY1.0.5
Amazon Cognito Identity ProviderPLANNEDNONEn/a
Amazon DocDBPROPOSEDNONEn/a
Amazon DynamoDBRELEASEDGENERAL AVAILABILITY1.2.3
Amazon EC2RELEASEDGENERAL AVAILABILITY1.0.6
Amazon ECRRELEASEDGENERAL AVAILABILITY1.0.7
Amazon ECSPLANNEDNONEn/a
Amazon EKSRELEASEDGENERAL AVAILABILITY1.0.5
Amazon ElastiCacheRELEASEDPREVIEW0.0.26
Amazon EFSPROPOSEDNONEn/a
Amazon SESPROPOSEDNONEn/a
Amazon EMR ContainersRELEASEDGENERAL AVAILABILITY1.0.4
Amazon Elasticsearch ServiceRELEASEDPREVIEW0.0.2
Amazon EventBridgeRELEASEDGENERAL AVAILABILITY1.0.4
Amazon FSxPROPOSEDNONEn/a
Amazon IAMRELEASEDGENERAL AVAILABILITY1.2.5
Amazon KafkaPROPOSEDNONEn/a
Amazon KeyspacesPROPOSEDNONEn/a
Amazon KinesisRELEASEDPREVIEW0.0.9
Amazon KMSRELEASEDGENERAL AVAILABILITY1.0.7
AWS LambdaRELEASEDGENERAL AVAILABILITY1.3.3
Amazon MemoryDBRELEASEDGENERAL AVAILABILITY1.0.1
Amazon CloudWatchRELEASEDPREVIEW0.0.2
Amazon MQRELEASEDPREVIEW0.0.28
Amazon NeptunePROPOSEDNONEn/a
Amazon OpenSearch ServiceRELEASEDPREVIEW0.0.17
Amazon OrganizationsPLANNEDNONEn/a
Amazon RAMPROPOSEDNONEn/a
Amazon Recycle BinPROPOSEDNONEn/a
Amazon RDSRELEASEDGENERAL AVAILABILITY1.1.7
Amazon Route 53RELEASEDPREVIEW0.0.7
Amazon Route53ResolverRELEASEDPREVIEW0.0.2
Amazon S3RELEASEDGENERAL AVAILABILITY1.0.6
Amazon SageMakerRELEASEDGENERAL AVAILABILITY1.2.4
AWS Secrets ManagerPROPOSEDNONEn/a
AWS Service CatalogPLANNEDNONEn/a
Amazon SNSRELEASEDGENERAL AVAILABILITY1.0.5
Amazon SQSRELEASEDGENERAL AVAILABILITY1.0.6
Amazon SSMPLANNEDNONEn/a
AWS SFNRELEASEDGENERAL AVAILABILITY1.0.5
Amazon WAFV2PROPOSEDNONEn/a
Don’t see a service listed?
If you don’t see a particular AWS service listed, feel free to propose it!

Amazon ACM

Amazon Prometheus Service

Amazon API Gateway

Amazon ApiGatewayV2

Amazon Application Auto Scaling

AWS App Runner

Amazon Athena

AWS Auto Scaling Plans

Amazon Auto Scaling

Amazon CloudFront

Amazon CloudTrail

Amazon Cognito Identity Provider

Amazon DocDB

Amazon DynamoDB

Amazon EC2

Amazon ECR

Amazon ECS

Amazon EKS

Amazon ElastiCache

Amazon EFS

Amazon SES

Amazon EMR Containers

Amazon Elasticsearch Service

Amazon EventBridge

Amazon FSx

Amazon IAM

Amazon Kafka

Amazon Keyspaces

Amazon Kinesis

Amazon KMS

AWS Lambda

Amazon MemoryDB

Amazon CloudWatch

Amazon MQ

Amazon Neptune

Amazon OpenSearch Service

Amazon Organizations

Amazon RAM

Amazon Recycle Bin

Amazon RDS

Amazon Route 53

Amazon Route53Resolver

Amazon S3

Amazon SageMaker

AWS Secrets Manager

AWS Service Catalog

Amazon SNS

Amazon SQS

Amazon SSM

AWS SFN

Amazon WAFV2

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Learn about how to run e2e tests for an ACK controller.

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Attribute-based APIs

OMG TODO.

Miscellaneous/maybe cover later/documentation backlog

What does PrefixConfig do?

What if the code generator cannot figure out my service’s API model name?

list_operation.match_fields

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Docs

Adopting Existing AWS Resources →
API Inference →
Authentication and Credentials →
Background →
Building a Controller →
Code Generation →
Code Organization →
Configure IAM Permissions →
Contribution Overview →
Copy a Resource Field Into a ConfigMap or Secret →
Create a Lambda OCI Function With the ACK Lambda Controller →
Create a Managed Amazon MemoryDB for Redis Cluster Using the ACK MemoryDB Controller →
Create an ACK Resource →
Deploy PostgreSQL, MySQL, MariaDB Instances Using the ACK RDS Controller →
Discussions →
FAQ →
How It Works →
Install an ACK Controller →
Machine Learning With the ACK SageMaker Controller →
Manage a VPC Workflow With the ACK EC2-Controller →
Manage an Aurora Serverless V2 Cluster With the ACK RDS Controller →
Manage EventBridge Event Buses and Rules With the ACK EventBridge Controller →
Manage EventBridge Pipes With the ACK Pipes Controller →
Manage HTTP APIs With the ACK APIGatewayv2 Controller →
Manage Resources in Multiple AWS Accounts →
Manage Resources in Multiple Regions →
Manage SQS Queues With the ACK SQS Controller →
Managing Multiple Instances of ACK With Leader Election →
Managing Tags on Your AWS Resources →
OperatorHub Onboarding →
Overview →
Permissions Overview →
Project Tenets →
Recovering From Drift →
Red Hat OpenShift →
Release →
Release Phases →
Retain AWS Resources After CR Deletion →
Run Spark Jobs Using the ACK EMR on EKS Controller →
Scale SageMaker Workloads With Application Auto Scaling →
Services →
Setup →
Testing →
Understanding Generator.yaml Configuration →
Uninstall an ACK Controller →
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To remove the APIGatewayv2 ACK service controller, related CRDs, and namespaces, see ACK Cleanup.

To delete your EKS clusters, see Amazon EKS - Deleting a cluster.

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To remove the RDS ACK service controller, related CRDs, and namespaces, see ACK Cleanup.

To delete your EKS clusters, see Amazon EKS - Deleting a cluster.

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To delete your EKS clusters, see Amazon EKS - Deleting a cluster.

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To remove the EC2 ACK service controller, related CRDs, and namespaces, see ACK Cleanup.

To delete your EKS clusters, see Amazon EKS - Deleting a cluster.

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If the command executes successfully, no output is generated.

To remove the EventBridge ACK service controller, related CRDs, and namespaces, see ACK Cleanup.

To delete your EKS clusters, see Amazon EKS - Deleting a cluster.

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To remove the Lambda ACK service controller, related CRDs, and namespaces, see ACK Cleanup.

To delete your EKS clusters, see Amazon EKS - Deleting a cluster.

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To remove the MemoryDB ACK service controller, related CRDs, and namespaces, see ACK Cleanup.

To delete your EKS clusters, see Amazon EKS - Deleting a cluster.

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If the command executes successfully, no output is generated.

To remove the Pipes ACK service controller, related CRDs, and namespaces, see ACK Cleanup.

To delete your EKS clusters, see Amazon EKS - Deleting a cluster.

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To remove the RDS ACK service controller, related CRDs, and namespaces, see ACK Cleanup.

To delete your EKS clusters, see Amazon EKS - Deleting a cluster.

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To delete your EKS clusters, see Amazon EKS - Deleting a cluster.

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To remove the SQS ACK service controller, related CRDs, and namespaces, see ACK Cleanup.

To delete your EKS clusters, see Amazon EKS - Deleting a cluster.

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AWS IAM permissions for ACK controller

The IAM role needs the correct IAM policies for a given ACK service controller. For example, the ACK service controller for AWS S3 needs read and write permission for S3 Buckets. It is recommended that the IAM policy gives only enough access to properly manage the resources needed for a specific AWS service.

To use the recommended IAM policy for a given ACK service controller, refer to the recommended-policy-arn file in the config/iam/ folder within that service’s public repository. This document contains the AWS Resource Name (ARN) of the recommended managed policy for a specific service. For example, the recommended IAM policy ARN for AWS S3 is: arn:aws:iam::aws:policy/AmazonS3FullAccess.

Some services may need an additional inline policy. For example, the service controller may require iam:PassRole permission in order to pass an execution role that will be assumed by the AWS service. If applicable, resources for additional recommended policies will be located in the recommended-inline-policy file within the config/iam folder of a given ACK service controller’s public repository. This inline policy is applied along with the managed policies when creating the role.

If you have not yet created an IAM role, see the user documentation on how to create an IAM role for your ACK service controller.

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Next Steps

Checkout the RBAC and IAM permissions overview to understand how ACK manages authorization

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Next Steps

Checkout ACK functionality for creating resources in multiple AWS accounts from single controller installation.

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Next Steps

After you install the controller, you can follow the Cross Account Resource Management instructions to manage resources in multiple AWS accounts.

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