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Installing and configuring `doctl`

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Verifying that `doctl` is correctly configured

doctl account get

Getting Kubernetes credentials

Retrieve the available Kubernetes clusters

doctl k8s cluster list

Identify the cluster of interest and copy it's ID, we refer to this as ${ID} in the following command. Retrieve and save the connection configuration in your ~/.kube/config file

doctl k8s cluster kubeconfig save ${ID}

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