File tree Expand file tree Collapse file tree 1 file changed +1
-9
lines changed Expand file tree Collapse file tree 1 file changed +1
-9
lines changed Original file line number Diff line number Diff line change @@ -34,30 +34,22 @@ $ cd namespaces
34
34
$ warnet deploy two_namespaces_two_users
35
35
```
36
36
37
- ** TODO** : ` warnet deploy namespaces/two_namespaces_two_users ` fails with an error about directory handling
38
-
39
37
Observe that this creates service accounts and namespaces in the cluster:
40
38
41
39
``` shell
42
40
$ kubectl get ns
43
41
$ kubectl get sa -A
44
42
```
45
43
46
- ** TODO** : ` warnet admin namespaces list ` does not show the teams as yet.
47
-
48
- ** TODO** : Lift ` kubectl get sa -A ` into Warnet.
49
-
50
44
### Creating Warnet invites
51
45
A Warnet invite is a Kubernetes config file.
52
46
53
47
Create invites for each of your users.
54
48
55
49
``` shell
56
- $ warnet admin create-kubeconfigs wargames
50
+ $ warnet admin create-kubeconfigs
57
51
```
58
52
59
- Take note of the "wargames" prefix we used. That aligns with the "wargames" prefix of the namespaces we created for our users.
60
-
61
53
Observe the * kubeconfigs* directory. It holds invites for each user.
62
54
63
55
### Using Warnet invites
You can’t perform that action at this time.
0 commit comments