Create Workload clusters using an existing Management cluster #386
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This will introduce a new optional flag (--kubeconfig) that will be used when creating workload clusters. Users will run the following command: eksctl anyhwere create cluster -f workload-cluster-spec.yaml --kuneconfig management.kubeconfig Where "management.kubeconfig" is the kubeconfig file of an existing management cluster. The command above will create a workload cluster. Closes aws#386
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* Allow users to create wokload clusters This will introduce a new optional flag (--kubeconfig) that will be used when creating workload clusters. Users will run the following command: eksctl anyhwere create cluster -f workload-cluster-spec.yaml --kuneconfig management.kubeconfig Where "management.kubeconfig" is the kubeconfig file of an existing management cluster. The command above will create a workload cluster. Closes aws#386 * Use cluster name when listing machines The GetMachines() method was previously listing all Machine CRs in the cluster. With the introduction of Workload clusters it is necessary to filter machines using the cluster name * Fix logic
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What would you like to be added:
Allow users to create workload clusters using an existing management cluster
Users will run a command similar to
where cluster-spec.yaml represents the cluster spec file for a workload cluster and --kubeconfig points to the kubeconfig file of a management cluster.
Why is this needed:
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