To see all the clusters and users defined in your configuration, run: kubectl config get-contexts
# Switch to development context kubectl config use-context dev-europe
# Check available contexts first kubectl config get-contexts
A context is a grouping of access parameters in your kubeconfig file. It ties together three specific components:
Once you have the name of the context you want to target, use the following command: kubectl config use-context
The credentials used to authenticate (certificates, tokens, or passwords).
A companion to kubectx specifically for switching between namespaces.
Kubectl Use Context Patched Access
To see all the clusters and users defined in your configuration, run: kubectl config get-contexts
# Switch to development context kubectl config use-context dev-europe
# Check available contexts first kubectl config get-contexts
A context is a grouping of access parameters in your kubeconfig file. It ties together three specific components:
Once you have the name of the context you want to target, use the following command: kubectl config use-context
The credentials used to authenticate (certificates, tokens, or passwords).
A companion to kubectx specifically for switching between namespaces.