To fully review this command, one must understand what it manipulates. kubectl config get-contexts reads the contexts stanza in your kubeconfig file (usually located at ~/.kube/config ).
When executed, the command returns a table with four specific columns. Understanding these is crucial for cluster management: kubectl get-contexts
The default logical partition where your commands will run. To fully review this command, one must understand
kubectl config use-context prod-cluster kubectl get-contexts CURRENT NAME CLUSTER dev-cluster dev-cluster staging-cluster staging-cluster * prod-cluster prod-cluster To fully review this command