This report and script should give you a solid starting point for understanding and managing your kubectl context.
Save this to a file (e.g., kubectl_report.sh ), make it executable with chmod +x kubectl_report.sh , and then run it with ./kubectl_report.sh . This script provides a basic overview and can be customized based on specific needs.
List all pods in the current namespace:
To identify which context is currently active: kubectl config current-context 2. Switching Contexts
Now you’ll see something like [alex@laptop dev-cluster] $ — no more guessing.