Kubectl Context Fixed Access

kubectl config current-context The output: dev-cluster .

kubectl config use-context staging-cluster — put your current context right in your terminal prompt: kubectl context

export PS1="[\u@\h \$(kubectl config current-context)] \$ " Now you’ll see something like [alex@laptop dev-cluster] $ — no more guessing. kubectl config current-context The output: dev-cluster

kubectl get pods The list that appears shows five pods, all with names like auth-service-7d8f9b-xk2lm . They look healthy. Everything seems fine. kubectl context

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alias kubectl to a wrapper that prints the context before every command (great for production access). The fix for your story You type: