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skyhook onboard cluster connect

Connect an existing Kubernetes cluster

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Synopsis

Connect an existing Kubernetes cluster to Skyhook. This command:
  1. Detects cluster info from your kubectl context
  2. Registers the cluster with Skyhook
  3. Installs the skyhook-connector agent via helm
  4. Waits for the agent to connect
skyhook onboard cluster connect [flags]

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Examples

  skyhook onboard cluster connect                                             # Use current context
  skyhook onboard cluster connect --context gke_my-project_us-east1_my-cluster  # Specific context
  skyhook onboard cluster connect --dry-run                                   # Show what would happen
  skyhook onboard cluster connect --name prod-cluster                         # Override name

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Options

      --all               connect all detected unconnected contexts
      --cloud string      cloud provider (gcp, aws, azure - default: auto-detected)
      --context string    kubectl context to use (default: current)
      --dry-run           show what would be done without executing
  -h, --help              help for connect
      --location string   region/zone (default: auto-detected)
      --name string       cluster name for Skyhook (default: auto-detected)
      --no-wait           don't wait for connector to come online
      --project string    cloud project/account ID (default: auto-detected)

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Options inherited from parent commands

      --debug        Enable debug mode (shows full API requests/responses)
  -o, --org string   Organization name
  -v, --verbose      Enable user-friendly verbose output

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