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flat-balloon-88238
08/28/2022, 3:48 PMHi everyone, hope you all are doing well, I have a question, Do you know if it is possible to execute a command on a container using the latest Rancher API ?
But is there any other way to do that? I would like to implement some automation and was wondering if by using the API that would be possible
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brainy-tomato-18651
08/28/2022, 7:47 PMI believe there’s not.
I know you can download the ssh key’s nodes from Rancher in the Nodes option and ssh them but I couldn’t ever configure the Kubernetes context for kubectl and handle the cluster. Only through Rancher.
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straight-businessperson-27680
08/29/2022, 7:50 PMIn your scripts you can invoke
kubectl exec