Adding first stab at goals for 2017
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# Kubernetes sig-aws Goals (2017)
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# IAM improvements
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* We hope to offer a more seamless integration path to taking advantage of IAM roles in Kubernetes
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* We are looking at implementations such as [kube2iam](https://github.com/jtblin/kube2iam)
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##### Statement
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Kubernetes components now have the ability to take advantage of IAM roles. The process is intuitive and easy.
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# Networking in AWS
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* We hope to offer a knowledge base for networking in Kubernetes on AWS
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* We will consolidate networking reports and metrics around Kubernetes e2e tests and grow our metric list over time
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##### Statement
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A user can go to a single public location, and see a side by side comparison of networking avenues in Kubernetes on AWS.
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# Federation
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* We need to improve and harden our federation support in AWS
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##### Statement
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A user can easily deploy, configure, and run a federated Kubernetes cluster across regions in AWS. There is at least 1 central knowledge base for this concern hosted within the community.
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