Import from Microsoft Azure

[SeriousM]

I like the idea a lot to not use the web management from k8s! Will there be an import function from Azure?

[SeriousM]

For everyone who needs to get the kubeconfig from AKS:

az aks install-cli
az aks get-credentials --resource-group RESOURCE_GROUP_NAME --name AKS_CLUSTER_NAME -f - > PATH_TO_EXPORT_FILE

copy the content and add it to kubenav.

btw, opening a file on the phone would be much easier than copy/paste the content of the file as this task is very tedious.

[ricoberger]

Hi, Azure support is on the roadmap. I can't promise when Azure support is implemented, but goal would be the next release.

Thanks for the the example. This is very useful.

[ricoberger]

Hi @SeriousM, for desktop you can try out the nightly builds where Azure support should already work.

[SeriousM]

@ricoberger Where can I add a new cluster on the desktop version?
When I go to Clusters, I just see the existing ones but not an add button...

[ricoberger]

Hi, it is not possible to add new clusters to kubenav in the new version. Only clusters which where added to the Kubeconfig file at ~/.kube/config are available.

To understand your requirements better: Why do you want to add a cluster to kubenav, which is not available through your Kubeconfig file?

Thanks for your feedback, this helps me a lot to understand the different requirements.

[SeriousM]

Why do you want to add a cluster to kubenav, which is not available through your Kubeconfig file?

My first version of kubenav was the mobile one where you can add them manually.
Since the desktop version shares alot of code I was searching for this functionality there as well - not demanding it.

[ricoberger]

Hi @SeriousM, support for Microsoft Azure on the mobile version of kubenav was added in the PR #46. A new version of the mobile app should be available by mid-next week at the latest.