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Add FAQ on connecting your own Kubernetes cluster to Meshery Playground #209

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Expand Up @@ -92,6 +92,21 @@ So, in short, you can share access to your Kubernetes cluster with other users,
link: "https://meshery.io",
linktext: "Get Started with Meshery",
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question:
"How do I connect my Kubernetes cluster to the Meshery Playground?",
category: "Meshery Playground",
answer: `
To connect your Kubernetes cluster to the Meshery Playground, follow these steps:
- **Generate a Kubeconfig File**: Run the following command to generate a kubeconfig file for your cluster, including the necessary context information for connecting to your publicly accessible Kubernetes API:
\`\`\`bash
kubectl config view --minify --flatten > config_minikube.yaml
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Why are we naming the file "minikube"?

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Why are we naming the file "minikube"?

Yes, I can change it to a more general name. I will add that the file can be named, for example, 'config.yaml,' to reflect the specific cluster context.

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Why are we naming the file "minikube"?

Yes, I can change it to a more general name. I will add that the file can be named, for example, 'config.yaml,' to reflect the specific cluster context.

It will work right?

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- **Upload the Kubeconfig File**: Navigate to **Settings > Environment > Out of Cluster Deployment** in the Meshery Web UI, and use the **Upload kubeconfig** option to upload the file you generated.
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link: "https://docs.meshery.io/installation/kubernetes",
linktext: "Meshery documentation",
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