If you are like me working with multiple kubernetes clusters it becomes really unhandy to work with them at the same time.
For a while I have been using ktx to manage that – however as mentioned above – at the moment of writing it sets context to be global.
So as a small workaround I have those 2 functions in my `.zshrc` file
k8ctx-switch() {
# create a temp file for our config
TEMP_CONFIG="$(mktemp "kubectx.$1")"
kubectl config view --minify --flatten --context=$1 > $TEMP_CONFIG export KUBECONFIG="${TEMP_CONFIG}:${KUBECONFIG}" cat ${TEMP_CONFIG}
}
k8ctx-list() {
KUBECONFIG="${HOME}/.kube/config" kubectl config get-contexts
}
This is a MVP 🙂 to get multiple tabs opened with different k8s clusters to manage. Pretty handy 🙂
