I created a context in Kubernetes with:
kubectl config set-context --token="<JWY_token>" myservice-contextWhen I run:
kubectl config get-contexts I see all the contexts:
CURRENT NAME CLUSTER AUTHINFO NAMESPACE
* minikube minikube minikube
myservice-context
I want to see more details about myservice-context. For example, I want to see the token I just pass it while creating it.
I tried to run get-context with the name of my service but it doesn't provide the full details:
$ kubectl config get-contexts myservice-context
CURRENT NAME CLUSTER AUTHINFO NAMESPACE
myservice-context How can I see the full details of the context (such as the token) ?
kubectl config view will show you, though it hides some fields (like the very long embedded TLS certificates).
If that's not enough information, by default the data is stored in a single YAML file, on Linux/MacOS in ~/.kube/config, and you can open that up in a text editor.