teleport-alias

The alias are for easy use kubectl -n namespace xxx to access kubernetes clusters

First you need add alias into Git repo for each of kubernetes cluster. The alias *.sh name convention as: load_alias_{cluster_name}-{gdc/rdc}.sh

Usage

Linux & macOS Setup

1. Set Up the `tkl`` function Alias: Add the following line to your ~/.zshrc (for zsh) or ~/.bashrc (for bash). If using ~/.bash_profile, add it there instead.

   tkl() {
     # Unset any existing Teleport session context so you can switch clusters
     eval $(tsh env --unset)
     
     # Update your alias repository, cloning if necessary
     git -C ~/.my_private_alias_repo pull >/dev/null 2>&1 || \
       git clone git@github.com:extremenetworks/teleport-alias.git ~/.my_private_alias_repo
     
     # Load the appropriate alias loader with any passed arguments
     source ~/.my_private_alias_repo/alias_loader.sh "$@"
   }
   

2. Apply the Changes: Run:

   source ~/.zshrc  # For zsh
   source ~/.bashrc  # For bash

3. **Use the tkl`` Alias**: Use the tkl` alias to load aliases and login to the cluster:

   tkl eu0-gdc
   tkl stage-rdc

4. Validate Aliases: Once the script completes, aliases will be available in your shell. For example:

   alias
   tsh status
   tsh kube ls
   k get pod

Windows Setup Windows users can use Git Bash, PowerShell, or Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL). Using Git Bash

1. Open Git Bash. Edit ~/.bashrc (or ~/.bash_profile) using:

   nano ~/.bashrc

2. Add the function of alias

   tkl() {
     # Unset any existing Teleport session context so you can switch clusters
     eval $(tsh env --unset)
     
     # Update your alias repository, cloning if necessary
     git -C ~/.my_private_alias_repo pull >/dev/null 2>&1 || \
       git clone git@github.com:extremenetworks/teleport-alias.git ~/.my_private_alias_repo
     
     # Load the appropriate alias loader with any passed arguments
     source ~/.my_private_alias_repo/alias_loader.sh "$@"
   }

3. Apply changes

   source ~/.bashrc

4. User tkl

   tkl eu0-gdc
   tkl stage-rdc

5. Validate Aliases: Once the script completes, aliases will be available in your shell. For example:

   alias
   tsh status
   tsh kube ls
   k get pod