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--allowed-url-domain Domain name, used for the verification of the URLs that are given in the IDP endpoint and curl commands. If unset, defaults to stackit.cloud
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--assume-yes If set, skips all confirmation prompts
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--async Configuration option to run commands asynchronously
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--authorization-custom-endpoint Authorization API base URL. If unset, uses the default base URL
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--cdn-custom-endpoint Custom CDN endpoint URL. If unset, uses the default base URL
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--verbosity Verbosity of the CLI
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### Options inherited from parent commands
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-y, --assume-yes If set, skips all confirmation prompts
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### SEE ALSO
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*[stackit config](./stackit_config.md) - Provides functionality for CLI configuration options
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### Synopsis
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Login plugin for kubernetes clients, that creates short-lived credentials to authenticate against a STACKIT Kubernetes Engine (SKE) cluster.
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First you need to obtain a kubeconfig for use with the login command (first example).
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Secondly you use the kubeconfig with your chosen Kubernetes client (second example), the client will automatically retrieve the credentials via the STACKIT CLI.
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First you need to obtain a kubeconfig for use with the login command (first or second example).
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Secondly you use the kubeconfig with your chosen Kubernetes client (third example), the client will automatically retrieve the credentials via the STACKIT CLI.
Get a login kubeconfig for the SKE cluster with name "my-cluster". This kubeconfig does not contain any credentials and instead obtains valid credentials via the `stackit ske kubeconfig login` command.
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Get an admin, login kubeconfig for the SKE cluster with name "my-cluster". This kubeconfig does not contain any credentials and instead obtains valid admin credentials via the `stackit ske kubeconfig login` command.
Get an IDP kubeconfig for the SKE cluster with name "my-cluster". This kubeconfig does not contain any credentials and instead obtains valid credentials via the `stackit ske kubeconfig login` command.
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$ stackit ske kubeconfig create my-cluster --idp
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Use the previously saved kubeconfig to authenticate to the SKE cluster, in this case with kubectl.
cmd.Flags().Bool(verbosityFlag, false, "Verbosity of the CLI")
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cmd.Flags().Bool(assumeYesFlag, false, "If set, skips all confirmation prompts")
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cmd.Flags().Bool(sessionTimeLimitFlag, false, fmt.Sprintf("Maximum time before authentication is required again. If unset, defaults to %s", config.SessionTimeLimitDefault))
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cmd.Flags().Bool(identityProviderCustomWellKnownConfigurationFlag, false, "Identity Provider well-known OpenID configuration URL. If unset, uses the default identity provider")
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