During NAPP deployment, setup will require a kubeconfig file to
authenticate with the upstream Kubernetes cluster. This is usually provided
by the administrator managing the Kubernetes cluster and should include all
privileges to access all resources of the Kubernetes cluster.
The NSX documentation provides a script to generate a non-expiring
Kubeconfig as the default kubeconfig expires after 10 hours, which results in
warning messages on NSX UI. To avoid these warning messages, use the
following script to generate a non-expiring kubeconfig file, as listed in Table
10.4:
Step 1: Login to the vSphere Tanzu Guest Kubernetes cluster using the
following command:
kubectl vsphere login --server <supervisor-cluster_ip> -u <user>
--tanzu-kubernetes-cluster-name <tk-cluster-name> --tanzukubernetes-cluster-namespace <namespace>
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