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It sounds like your kubectl may not be configured properly for Amazon EKS, or the IAM principal credentials that you're using don't map to a Kubernetes RBAC user with sufficient permissions in your Amazon EKS cluster. You could try, as the cluster administrator, granting the appropriate level of RBAC privileges to individual Kubernetes users. Check if this helps: Granting access to an IAM principal to view Kubernetes resources on a cluster.
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