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# rancher-desktop
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Hey Filip, welcome! Firstly, would you please clarify what you mean by local development? Secondly, are you already using another tool for this purpose and are looking to migrate away?
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w
and likely you just need to switch your contexts using kubectl config use-context rancher-desktop
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b
Hi, By local development I mean cluster created localy on my pc
which run on my macbook
w
yup RD can create a local cluster if you enable that feature. Just use context calls to jump between your external K8s clusters and the local one.
b
how this can be done?
w
just set the flag to enable and RD will start the embedded cluster
and since you have a couple clusters in your .kubeconfig just run the
kubectl config use-context
calls to switch
b
I did but kubectl still show just one context (my aks cluster) when using : kubectl get-contexts