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Update default users for kubeconfig with supported distros #8798
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users = []string{"centos"} | ||
case distros.DistributionAmazonLinux2, distros.DistributionRhel7, distros.DistributionRhel8: | ||
users = []string{"ec2-user"} |
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Hm this logic is used on every cloud provider. AL2 makes sense to use ec2-user but RHEL7 and RHEL8 might have different users depending on the cloud provider. Maybe we add a conditional for aws
here? though it would be good to cover other cloud providers as well.
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I think it has multiple choices, so should be ok. Maybe someone knows what to add for other cloud providers for centos.
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ah you're right. we can encourage users of other cloud providers to submit additions in separate PRs
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/lgtm |
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Kubernetes 1.19 stoped defaulting kubeconfig to http://localhost:8080 and needs a kubeconf in the home dir for kubectl to work by default.
kubernetes/kubernetes#86173