tanzu context
System commands | Primarily used for: Tanzu CLI
The tanzu context manages Tanzu CLI contexts. This command group includes the following commands:
Usage
tanzu context [COMMAND]
Aliases
context, ctx, and contexts
Global Flags
-h, --help
Help text.
tanzu context create
Creates a Tanzu CLI context.
Usage
tanzu context create [FLAGS]
Examples
To create a management cluster context, for example, my-management-cluster using an endpoint:
tanzu context create --endpoint "https://example.com" --name my-management-cluster
To create a management cluster context using a kubeconfig path and context:
tanzu context create --kubeconfig PATH-TO-KUBECONFIG --kubecontext KUBECONFIG-CONTEXT --name my-management-cluster
Note: The command in the example above replaces tanzu login --kubeconfig PATH-TO-KUBECONFIG --context KUBECONFIG-CONTEXT --name SERVER-NAME.
To create a management cluster context using the default kubeconfig path and a kubeconfig context:
tanzu context create --kubecontext KUBECONFIG-CONTEXT --name my-management-cluster
Flags
--endpoint
The endpoint that you are creating the context for.
-h, --help
Help text.
--kubeconfig
The path to the kubeconfig file of the cluster. If only the --kubecontext flag is set, tanzu context create reads the KUBECONFIG environment variable. If the KUBECONFIG environment variable is not set, the default kubeconfig path, $HOME/.kube/config, is used.
--kubecontext
The context in the kubeconfig file to use.
--name
A name for the context that are creating.
tanzu context delete
Deletes a context from the Tanzu CLI.
Note: This command replaces tanzu config server delete.
Usage
tanzu context delete CONTEXT-NAME [FLAGS]
Example
To delete a context named my-management-cluster:
tanzu context delete my-management-cluster
Flags
-h, --help
Help text.
-y, --yes
When specified, tanzu context delete skips the confirmation step.
tanzu context get
Displays the specified context.
Usage
tanzu context get CONTEXT-NAME [FLAGS]
Example
To get a context named my-management-cluster:
tanzu context get my-management-cluster
Flags
-h, --help
Help text.
-o, --output
Output format. Supported values are yaml and json. Default is yaml.
tanzu context list
Lists Tanzu CLI contexts.
Note: This command replaces tanzu config server list.
Usage
tanzu context list [FLAGS]
Example
To list all Tanzu CLI contexts:
tanzu context list
Flags
--current
When specified, the command lists only current active contexts.
-h, --help
Help text.
-o, --output
Output format. Supported values are yaml, json, and table. Default is table.
-t, --target
Context type. Supported values are k8s and tmc.
tanzu context use
Sets the current context for the Tanzu CLI.
Note: This command replaces tanzu login --server SERVER-NAME.
Usage
tanzu context use CONTEXT-NAME [FLAGS]
Example
To set the current context to my-management-cluster:
tanzu context use my-management-cluster
Flags
-h, --help
Help text.
