![]() ![]() The easiest way to install Kubernetes is using minikube, Rancher Desktop, Docker Desktop, or a similar tool.For instructions on how to install kubectl on your workstation, you can read official documentation.To follow this tutorial, you need to have access from your local machine to a Kubernetes deployment via the kubectl command-line tool. Which brings us to kubectl set-context, which is used to set a context entry in kubeconfig. Interestingly, it also contains current-context which means all of the kubectl commands are going to run in that context unless that is changed. In this example, the kubeconfig contains only one cluster, user, and context. Users: The users section identifies each user by a unique name and includes the relevant authentication information, which could be client certificates (as is the case here), bearer tokens, or an authenticating proxy.Note that in the example, the namespace information is omitted because it’s using the default namespace. ![]() Each context consists of the cluster name, user, and namespace that you can access when you invoke it.
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