pks_aliases.sh

# dependencies
# cli: kubectl, pks, om, yq

alias k=kubectl
alias kube=kubectl
alias kube-use-ns="kubectl config set-context $(kubectl config current-context) --namespace"

pks-get-admin-pw() {
  om curl --path "https://example.com/api/v0/deployed/products/$pks_product_id/credentials/.properties.uaa_admin_password" | jq -r ".credential.value.secret" 2> /dev/null 
}

pks-admin-login() {
  pks_product_id="$(om deployed-manifest -p pivotal-container-service | yq -r .name)"
  if [ -z "$pks_product_id" ]; then 
    echo "PKS tile not found, do you have the right OM?"
    return
  fi
  # uaa_admin_password is the admin login for pks
  pks_admin_pw=$()
  pks_api_hostname="$(om staged-config -p pivotal-container-service | yq -r '.["product-properties"][".properties.pks_api_hostname"].value')"
  pks login -a "$pks_api_hostname"  -k -u admin -p "$(pks-get-admin-pw)"
  unset pks_admin_pw # paranoia
}

pks-uaa-admin-login() {
  pks_host="$(pks-admin-login 2>&1 | grep "API Endpoint" | cut -d " " -f 3)"
  uaac target "$pks_host:8443" --ca-cert "$(om-ca-cert-file)"
  uaa_admin_token="$(om credentials -p pivotal-container-service -c .properties.pks_uaa_management_admin_client -t json | jq -r .secret)"
  uaac token client get admin -s "$uaa_admin_token"
}