import each aliyun ACK cluster into it's own kubeconfig

import-ali-kubeconfig

#!/usr/bin/env bash

CMD=`basename "$0"`
if [ -z $1 ] ; then
  echo "Usage:"
  echo "        $CMD cluster_name [save_to_path]"
  echo "To list cluster names:"
  echo "        aliyun cs DescribeClusters | jq -r '.[].name'"
  echo "Dependencies:"
  echo "  - aliyun-cli"
  echo "  - jq"
  echo "  - kubernetes-cli"
  echo "  - python-yq"
  exit 1;
fi

CLUSTER_NAME=$1
mkdir -p ~/.kube/conf.d/
SAVE_TO_PATH=${2:-~/.kube/conf.d/$CLUSTER_NAME}

CLUSTER_ID=`aliyun cs DescribeClusters --name $CLUSTER_NAME | jq -r .[].cluster_id`
aliyun cs DescribeClusterUserKubeconfig --ClusterId $CLUSTER_ID | jq -r .config | yq -y \
    --arg cluster "$CLUSTER_NAME" '
        .clusters[0].name = $cluster |
        .contexts[0].context.cluster = $cluster |
        .contexts[0].name = $cluster |
        ."current-context" = $cluster
    ' > $SAVE_TO_PATH

echo $SAVE_TO_PATH

instructions.md

Put the following line to your .bashrc/.zshrc

export KUBECONFIG=`find ~/.kube -type f -path "*conf.d/*" -or -path '*config' | paste -sd: -`

and then put the import-ali-kubeconfig to somewhere in your PATH, and make it chmod +x import-ali-kubeconfig

find your cluster name:

aliyun cs DescribeClusters | jq -r '.[].name'"

then import your cluster

import-ali-kubeconfig [CLUSTER-NAME]