This message was deleted.

@creamy-jewelry-39254, I've been poking around a lot today, learned a great deal more about kube configs, etc. I've got a simple setup. Three servers, the first is Rancher, then two single node k8s installs for two different clusters. If I go grab the configs for each (whether I do it in the browser, or via CLI), I get the same username output (see screenshot). So if I try to merge these, I'm only left with a single token. If I save the configs to different files, I can run this as a test: KUBECONFIG=~/.kube/rio.config:~/.kube/linkerd.config kubectl config view Running that, I see that only one user is written since the names are identical. Feel like I'm missing something here... 🙂