You can access Kubernetes clusters from your local system by downloading the kubeconfig file and using it in a Kubernetes client (kubectl). This file contains the endpoint IP address of the server and the token for establishing a REST connection between VMware Telco Cloud Automation and the Kubernetes cluster.
Prerequisites
- Ensure that Kubernetes CLI Tool (kubectl) is installed on your local system.
Procedure
Results
You can now perform cluster operations based on your user privileges.
Example: Sample kubeconfig.yml file
#Token ID: <token_id> #Username: <username@domain> apiVersion: v1 clusters: - cluster: certificate-authority-data: <certificate> server: https://<ip.address>:8500 name: target contexts: - context: cluster: target user: target name: target current-context: target kind: Config preferences: {} users: - name: target user: token: VIM_<token>