How to list available contexts?

To list available contexts in your kubeconfig file, you can use the following command:

kubectl config get-contexts

Explanation:

• This command will display a table of all contexts defined in your kubeconfig file, showing the context name, cluster, user, and the current context (marked with an asterisk *).

Example Output:

The output will look something like this:

CURRENT   NAME          CLUSTER       AUTHINFO      NAMESPACE
*         dev-context   dev-cluster   dev-user      development
          prod-context  prod-cluster  prod-user     production

Summary:

Using kubectl config get-contexts allows you to see all the contexts available in your kubeconfig file, helping you manage and switch between different Kubernetes environments easily. If you have further questions or need examples, feel free to ask!