read proxy-url from kubeconf

[kwibus]

read proxy-url from kubeconf

[richardnpaul]

Just came across this as I was trying to use the rubusta krr plugin to k9s and I use a proxy->vpn configuration to access the clusters which are locked down to certain IP addresses. I've had to work back through the python code to this dependency to figure out that proxy-url wasn't supported to then find that there are multiple people trying to get this use case working recently.

I will say though that the associated PR is missing any kind of test coverage which means it's unlikely to be accepted.

[tianshihan818]

I tried to set the proxy as this:

from kubernetes import client, config

config.load_kube_config(DEFAULT_KUBECONFIG)
configuration = client.Configuration()
configuration.proxy = DEFAULT_PROXY
c = client.ApiClient(configuration=configuration)

And it works for the CoreV1Api methods:

client.CoreV1Api(c).list_namespaced_pod(...)

But doesn't work for:

dynamic.DynamicClient(c).resources.get(...)

Would you share any ideas? Thanks!

[kwibus]

@richardnpaul merge request does now include unittest.
Did not have time until now to add them.
But i agree its better to add them

[kwibus]

@tianshihan818 don`t know if this is best location to ask questions, But might be able to help you.

from kubernetes import client, config

config.load_kube_config(DEFAULT_KUBECONFIG)  # this sets Configuration._default

#  this creates a new empty Configuration not using Configuration._default
# configuration = client.Configuration()  
#  use this instead
configuration =  client.Configuration().get_default_copy()

configuration.proxy = DEFAULT_PROXY
c = client.ApiClient(configuration=configuration)

# are you sure this worked before?
client.CoreV1Api(c).list_namespaced_pod(...)

# I assume this will work now
dynamic.DynamicClient(c).resources.get(...) 

I am also new to this project, so i can be wrong.
But i hope this helps,

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