Utilizzare i file kubeconfig in Cloud Code per VS Code
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I file kubeconfig sono file di configurazione di Kubernetes che organizzano l'accesso, gli utenti e i contesti del cluster. Questa pagina mostra come aggiungere, eliminare e passare da un kubeconfig all'altro in Cloud Code.
Per impostazione predefinita, il plug-in Cloud Code utilizza il file kubeconfig predefinito (nella directory $HOME/.kube) per recuperare le risorse Kubernetes ed eseguire i comandi. Tuttavia, è possibile configurare file kubeconfig aggiuntivi.
Aggiungere altri file kubeconfig
Per aggiungere altri file kubeconfig:
Apri la tavolozza dei comandi (premi Ctrl/Cmd+Shift+P o fai clic su
Visualizza > Tavolozza comandi) e poi esegui
Cloud Code: Switch kubeconfig.
Fai clic su + Carica kubeconfig, quindi vai alla posizione del
file kubeconfig da aggiungere.
Seleziona il file kubeconfig da aggiungere e fai clic su
Aggiungi percorso KubeConfig.
Quando richiesto, fornisci un nome per il nuovo file kubeconfig.
Premi Enter per confermare.
Rimuovere i file kubeconfig
Per rimuovere i file kubeconfig:
Apri la tavolozza dei comandi (premi Ctrl/Cmd+Shift+P o fai clic su Visualizza > Tavolozza comandi) e poi esegui Cloud Code: Rimuovi KubeConfig da Kubernetes Explorer.
Seleziona la casella di controllo accanto al file kubeconfig da rimuovere e poi fai clic su Ok.
Cambiare i file kubeconfig
Puoi cambiare i file kubeconfig utilizzando la Tavolozza dei comandi. Per cambiare kubeconfig:
Apri la Tavolozza comandi ed esegui Cloud Code: Switch KubeConfig.
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