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signadot cluster

You can use the cluster add sub-command to begin the process of connecting a Kubernetes cluster to Signadot:

signadot cluster add --name my-cluster

The --name that you specify is only used within Signadot. It's the value you'll pass back in other commands to tell Signadot which Kubernetes cluster you want to work with.

The cluster add command will generate the first auth token for that cluster and provide an example kubectl command to install the cluster token as a Secret.

You can use signadot cluster list to see the names of clusters already registered with Signadot.

You can also create a new auth token for an existing cluster with:

signadot cluster token create --cluster my-cluster

If you run into connection issues, check that:

  • The cluster token is correctly applied to your cluster
  • Your cluster has outbound access to Signadot