functions/kubernetes/cluster/GenerateKubeConfigFile.ps1
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.SYNOPSIS GenerateKubeConfigFile .DESCRIPTION GenerateKubeConfigFile .INPUTS GenerateKubeConfigFile - The name of GenerateKubeConfigFile .OUTPUTS None .EXAMPLE GenerateKubeConfigFile .EXAMPLE GenerateKubeConfigFile #> function GenerateKubeConfigFile() { [CmdletBinding()] param ( ) Write-Verbose 'GenerateKubeConfigFile: Starting' [string] $user = $(Get-UserForDashboard) # https://kubernetes.io/docs/getting-started-guides/scratch/#preparing-credentials # https://stackoverflow.com/questions/47770676/how-to-create-a-kubectl-config-file-for-serviceaccount [string] $secretname = $(Get-SecretNameForDashboardUser).SecretName [string] $ca = $(Get-TokenForDashboardUser).Ca # ca doesn't use base64 encoding [string] $token = $(Get-TokenForDashboardUser).Token [string] $namespace = $(ReadSecretData "$secretname" "namespace" "kube-system") [string] $server = $(ReadSecretValue -secretname "dnshostname" -namespace "default") [string] $serverurl = "https://${server}:6443" # the multiline string below HAS to start at the beginning of the line per powershell # https://www.kongsli.net/2012/05/03/powershell-gotchas-getting-multiline-string-literals-correct/ [string] $kubeconfig = @" apiVersion: v1 kind: Config clusters: - name: ${server} cluster: certificate-authority-data: ${ca} server: ${serverurl} contexts: - name: default-context context: cluster: ${server} namespace: ${namespace} user: ${user} current-context: default-context users: - name: ${user} user: token: ${token} "@ Write-Host "------ CUT HERE -----" Write-Host $kubeconfig Write-Host "------ END CUT HERE ---" Write-Verbose 'GenerateKubeConfigFile: Done' } Export-ModuleMember -Function 'GenerateKubeConfigFile' |