Support for multiple shells. about kubecm HOT 2 OPEN

You can use alias to simplify this command above.

Edit your .zshrc( or .bashrc) file like this:

...
alias k1='kubectl --kubeconfig .kube/config1'
alias k2='kubectl --kubeconfig .kube/config2'

After that you can use different commands to operate different clusters.

k1 get pod
k2 get pod

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@Vad1mo Good idea, but kubecm is only used to manage kubeconfig, if you want to specify the current shell's cluster, you need to modify the current-context field in kubeconfig.

To implement this, you need multiple copies of the kubeconfig file, and then specify in kubectl to use that configuration file.

just like:

kubectl get pod --kubeconfig .kube/config

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