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Question1 answer· Accepted0 comments0 followingPosted Apr 120 views0 votes

Unable to connect to the server: getting credentials: exec: executable kubelogin not found

I created new config file for Kubernetes from Azure in Powershell by az aks get-credentials --resource-group <RGName> --name <ClusterName> . Got a message that Merged "cluster_name" as current context in C:\michu\.kube\config . I copied this file into default .kube\config location and now when I try to run any command e.g kubectl get pods I am re

Microsoft Azure

kubectl

kubernetes azure-powershell

Michu93

Asked · Apr 12

Jahnavi

answered · Apr 12

Security & Identity

Question1 answer· Accepted0 comments0 followingPosted Jun 110 views0 votes

How to Get Azure AD Object by Object ID Using Azure CLI

In the Azure Portal, one can look-up an Azure AD object based on the Object ID as shown below: Is it possible to retrieve an Azure AD object by the Object ID using the Azure CLI? In order to use the Azure CLI to get the object related to the object ID, it appears that I need to know in advance if the related resource is a user, group, device, app registratio

Security & Identity

azure-powershell azure-cli azure-active-directory

PoorInRichfield

Asked · Jun 11

Jim Xu

answered · Jun 14