• v1.23.2, latest (v1.23.2/Dockerfile)
• v1.22.6, (v1.22.6/Dockerfile)
• v1.21.9, (v1.21.9/Dockerfile)
• v1.20.15, (v1.20.15/Dockerfile)
• v1.19.16, (v1.19.16/Dockerfile)
• v1.18.20, (v1.18.20/Dockerfile)
• v1.17.17, (v1.17.17/Dockerfile)
• v1.16.14, (v1.16.14/Dockerfile)
• v1.15.12, (v1.15.12/Dockerfile)
• v1.14.10, (v1.14.10/Dockerfile)
• v1.13.12, (v1.13.12/Dockerfile)
• v1.12.10, (v1.12.10/Dockerfile)
• v1.11.9, (v1.11.9/Dockerfile)
• v1.10.12, (v1.10.12/Dockerfile)
• v1.9.10, (v1.9.10/Dockerfile)
• v1.8.15, (v1.8.15/Dockerfile)
• v1.7.16 (v1.7.16/Dockerfile)
• v1.6.13, (v1.6.13/Dockerfile)
• v1.5.8, (v1.5.8/Dockerfile)
• v1.4.12, (v1.4.12/Dockerfile)
• v1.3.10, (v1.3.10/Dockerfile)
• v1.2.6, (v1.2.6/Dockerfile)
• v1.1.8, (v1.1.8/Dockerfile)
• v1.0.7, (v1.0.7/Dockerfile)

This container provides the Kubernetes client kubectl which can be used to interact with a Kubernetes cluster.

• linux/amd64
• linux/arm64
• linux/s390x
• linux/ppc64le

Massive thanks to barthy1 via PR for contributing this work.

make docker_build

docker run --rm lachlanevenson/k8s-kubectl:``git rev-parse --abbrev-ref HEAD`` --server=http://<server-name>:8080 get pods

In order to get kube spec files accessible via the kubectl container please use the following data container that exposes a data volume under /data. It dumps everything under cwd in the data container.

cat ~/bin/mk-data-container 
#!/usr/bin/env sh

WORKDIR="$1"

if [ -z $WORKDIR ]; then
    WORKDIR='.'
fi

cd $WORKDIR
echo "FROM debian:jessie\n\nVOLUME [ '/data' ]\n\nCOPY * /data/" > ./Dockerfile.data-container
docker rm data
docker build -f ./Dockerfile.data-container -t temp/data .
docker run --name data temp/data
rm ./Dockerfile.data-container

docker run --rm -it --volumes-from data k8s/kubectl:<tag> --server=http://<server-name>:8080 create -f /data/controller.yml