glab cluster agent update-kubeconfig

Update your kubeconfig for use with a GitLab Agent for Kubernetes.

Synopsis

Configures kubectl to authenticate through the GitLab Agent for Kubernetes using an exec credential plugin.

  • Use --agent to specify the agent by its numeric ID.
  • Use --use-context to set the agent as the default kubectl context.
  • Use --token-expiry-duration to control how long the generated token is valid.
  • Use --cache-mode to control how generated tokens are cached.
glab cluster agent update-kubeconfig [flags]

Examples

# Update kubeconfig for agent 123
glab cluster agent update-kubeconfig --agent 123

# Update kubeconfig and set as the default context
glab cluster agent update-kubeconfig --agent 123 --use-context

Options

  -a, --agent int                        The numeric agent ID to create the kubeconfig entry for.
  -c, --cache-mode string                Mode to use for caching the token. Allowed values: keyring-filesystem-fallback, force-keyring, force-filesystem, no (default "force-keyring")
      --check-revoked                    Check if a cached token is revoked. Requires an API call to GitLab, which adds latency every time a cached token is accessed.
      --kubeconfig string                Use a particular kubeconfig file.
      --token-expiry-duration duration   Duration for generated token's validity. Minimum is 1 day. Expires at end of day, and ignores time. (default 24h0m0s)
  -u, --use-context                      Use as default context.

Options inherited from parent commands

  -h, --help          Show help for this command.
  -R, --repo string   Select another repository. You can use either OWNER/REPO or GROUP/NAMESPACE/REPO. The full URL or Git URL is also accepted.