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Get your kubeconfig

You authenticate with Kubernetes using a Kubeconfig file. Follow the next steps to get the file.

Prerequisites:

Steps:

  1. Navigate to the Cluster section. You’ll get to the Clusters overview. Click on the name of the cluster you want to get the Kubeconfig file for.

    Screenshot of the STACKIT Edge Cloud web interface, now showing the Clusters view with a single cluster created. The cluster table displays one entry: Name: clst, Kubernetes Version: v1.30.2, Nodes: 1 Control Plane, 0 Worker, and Status: a green dot indicating Ready. The table summary confirms, "Showing 1-1 of 1". The left-hand navigation menu now shows a badge of 1 next to Runtime > Clusters.

  2. Click on the Kubeconfig button to start the download of a valid Kubeconfig file for the selected cluster.

    A screenshot of the STACKIT Edge Cloud web interface, displaying the Cluster Details view for a cluster named cluster-01. The interface is dark-themed. The left navigation panel shows OVERVIEW and RUNTIME sections, with Clusters selected. The main content area shows details for cluster-01 in the default namespace, created on Sep 1, 2025, 11:28 AM, with a Ready status of True. Key configuration settings include: Kubernetes version v1.30.2 (dropdown), and Talos version v1.10.5-stackit.v0.21.0 (dropdown). The Control Plane Endpoint is listed as 192.168.4.142:6443. A Machines section shows one entry: a8cab433-760d-412a-9ce7-9e7f7f717f8c with the Role: Control Plane and a Remove action button. On the right, there is a Download Management Configuration section with options for Kubeconfig and Talosconfig (both selectable via buttons, with Kubeconfig currently highlighted). Below this is a Cluster Options section with toggles for Cluster Proxy and Talos Proxy.