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Once you start managing more than one Kubernetes cluster, you’ll start to demand more from your $KUBECONFIG. Early on in my career spinning pods, I kept a separate .kubeconfig file for each cluster, and wrote a small shell function to set the requisite environment variables. To switch between clusters was as simple as:

→  k is buffalo-lab

kubernetes: buffalo-lab

  (config): /Users/jhunt/.k/buffalo-lab

I did this because the “correct” command was too much to remember:

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