kube-merge allows merging other Kubernetes configurations into the current configuration.
Installation
pip install kube-mergeUsage
In order to merge other configs first dump the configuration to a file. For example if using the microk8s snap from Ubuntu, just dump the configuration to a file:
microk8s.kubectl config view --raw > microk8s.ymlthen simply add it:
kube-merge microk8s.ymlThis will change the default configuration, adding the clusters and users.
From there you’ll just switch the context using the regular:
kubectl config use-context ...1 maintainer
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