Brilliant demo, thanks a lot! I had a feeling that there must be a way to embed the certs. Only it did not occur to me this can be done by... ehm... --embed-certs Need to tell my wife about this!
can you mention the difference between these commands/options often found inside the Kubernetes components .. - -config - - kubeconfig Often both are available in the components OR either one of these 2 is available, while not the other one.
hey, good question! Thanks for asking. --config is NOT global, and it's a by command, meaning it could mean different things to different sub commands. if you have a question about a specific command, let me know and we can talk about it. --kubeconfig on the other hand is global and can be used anywhere and means the exact same thing everywhere. this lets you set what kubeconfig file to be used when making the call.
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Brilliant demo, thanks a lot! I had a feeling that there must be a way to embed the certs. Only it did not occur to me this can be done by... ehm... --embed-certs
Need to tell my wife about this!
Glad it helped! Thank you for letting me know! It means a lot to me that all my work ends up helping others!
@@NullLabs Oh yes, it does help. These things are so obvious AFTER someone takes the time to explain how it all fits together. Much appreciated 👍
can you mention the difference between these commands/options often found inside the Kubernetes components ..
- -config
- - kubeconfig
Often both are available in the components OR either one of these 2 is available, while not the other one.
hey, good question! Thanks for asking. --config is NOT global, and it's a by command, meaning it could mean different things to different sub commands. if you have a question about a specific command, let me know and we can talk about it.
--kubeconfig on the other hand is global and can be used anywhere and means the exact same thing everywhere. this lets you set what kubeconfig file to be used when making the call.
Question: How do you not embed the certificates? Is there an alternate property name to use (a name without "-data")?
good question! that would look like
`certificate-authority: /path/to/your/cert.crt`