Kubectl Set Context -

Before running the command, your config might look like this:

When you run set-context , kubectl edits the ~/.kube/config file (by default).

kubectl config current-context

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After running this, commands like kubectl get pods will automatically look in the monitoring namespace. kubectl set context

Tired of adding -n my-app to every command? You can bake the namespace into your context: kubectl config set-context --current --namespace=my-app Now, kubectl get pods will automatically look in my-app . 3. Modifying an Existing Context

kubectl config get-contexts

The basic structure of the command is: