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your tool looks quite cool, but unfortunately I do have multiple kubeconfig files that I would like to use.
Basically I split the config files by customer, and merging them together would make them quite messy.
On the commandline, I can use the KUBECONFIG environment variable to merge these files and they work fine with kubectl, kubectx, lens,...
my directory structure (~/.kube/config.d in my case) would look like:
$ ls -1
00_preferences
customer_1
customer_2
customer_3
private_cluster
The preferences file is basically being used to hold the current context and global preferences, the other files look like normal kubeconfig files:
Hi turkenh,
your tool looks quite cool, but unfortunately I do have multiple
kubeconfig
files that I would like to use.Basically I split the config files by customer, and merging them together would make them quite messy.
On the commandline, I can use the
KUBECONFIG
environment variable to merge these files and they work fine with kubectl, kubectx, lens,...my directory structure (
~/.kube/config.d
in my case) would look like:The preferences file is basically being used to hold the current context and global preferences, the other files look like normal kubeconfig files:
It would be great if
KubeContext
could support this kind of multiple files structure.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: