update to aws-cli v2 to use eks iam serviceaccount oidc roles #25
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Switches to v2 of awscli to properly support IAM roles assumed by a kubernetes service account (a web identity token assumed by an OIDC connector). V1 of the awscli does not support web identity tokens or the
AWS_WEB_IDENTITY_TOKEN_FILEenvironment variable, leading to the cli using the EKS node role instead of the role provided by the service account. V2 also providesecr get-login-password, which replacesecr get-login --no-include-email | awk '{print $6}'.No native alpine or pip support/packages are provided for the awscli, so the package must be downloaded directly from AWS, and installed alongside with the appropriate c libraries to ensure proper function.
Tested & running on EKS 1.21 with an OIDC service account IAM role.