Public/Install-KubeCLI.ps1
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Function Install-KubeCLI { <# .SYNOPSIS Installs `kubectl` and `kubelogin` if they are not already installed on the system. .DESCRIPTION The `Install-KubeCLI` function checks if both `kubectl` and `kubelogin` are installed on the system by attempting to retrieve their version information. If either tool is missing, the function uses the Azure CLI (`az`) to install both tools via `az aks install-cli`. If both tools are already installed, their version information is displayed. .EXAMPLE Install-KubeCLI This command checks for the installation of both `kubectl` and `kubelogin`. If they are not found, it installs them using the Azure CLI. If they are already installed, it prints their current version. .NOTES Author: Michiel Van Haegenborgh Requires: Azure CLI (`az`) to be installed on the system for installing `kubectl` and `kubelogin`. This function assumes that `az aks install-cli` will be used to manage the Kubernetes CLI tools. .LINK https://kubernetes.io/docs/tasks/tools/ Learn more about `kubectl` and how it is used to manage Kubernetes clusters. .LINK https://github.com/Azure/kubelogin Learn more about `kubelogin`, a tool for Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS) authentication. #> # TODO: Auto install az cli if not installed $azVer = az --version 2>$null if (!$azVer) { Write-Host "Azure CLI is not installed. Please install Azure CLI before proceeding." return } $KubectlVer = kubectl version 2>$null $KubeloginVer = kubelogin --version 2>$null if (!$KubectlVer -or !$KubeloginVer) { Write-Host "kubectl & kubelogin will be installed via az cli" az aks install-cli } else { Write-Host "Kubectl and kubelogin are already installed:" $KubectlVer $KubeloginVer } } |