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kubeswitch

v1.0.0

Published

Node CLI for handling kubernetes context switches in a very simple fashion.

Downloads

2

Readme

Kubeswitch - Simple Node cli for K8s contexts

Kubeswitch is a CLI application that helps you switch kubernetes contexts while keeping all your config clean.

Why?

Managing kubernetes contexts can get pretty messy because the context keys often changes on your hosting providers for security purposes.

Requirements

  • Node 10+
  • Credentials for your kubernetes hosting platform

Getting Started

$ yarn global add kubeswitch
$ kubeswitch add
Then follow the instructions...

Overview

Add

Clear your environment so you're ready to use kubeswitch.

Remove

Remove one or more selected contexts from your environment.

Save

Save a context under a chosen name.

Switch

Switch to the selected context. (This command is the default command if you don't pass any options to kubeswitch)

$ kubeswitch
$ kubeswitch switch

Those two commands do the same thing.