Appendix B. Setting the context for a kind cluster
This appendix shows you how to set the context in a Kubernetes cluster with multiple kubeconfig files. You will learn how to use kubectl config to determine which context you are currently in and how to switch to a different context, which should help you to become comfortable accessing multiple clusters for the CKA exam.
B.1 Setting the context with kubeconfig
As you learned in chapter 3, you can have multiple kubeconfig files that pertain to different clusters, or you can merge all the cluster-access information into one kubeconfig file. You can now read the individual kubeconfig file and its contents. This kubeconfig file (named admin.conf) is located in the /etc/kubernetes/ directory. During ...
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