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mykube

CLI Reference

CLI Reference¶

Global flags¶

These flags apply to both server and client commands.

Flag	Default	Description
`--relay-url`	`https://mykube.onrender.com`	Relay server URL
`--proxy-ca`	—	Path to PEM CA cert for TLS-intercepting proxies

`mykube server`¶

Start the server side on a machine with cluster access. Reads the local kubeconfig, creates a session on the relay, and waits for a client to pair.

mykube server [flags]

Flags¶

Flag	Default	Description
`--kubeconfig`	`$KUBECONFIG` or `~/.kube/config`	Path to kubeconfig file
`--relay-url`	`https://mykube.onrender.com`	Relay server URL
`--proxy-ca`	—	Path to PEM CA cert for TLS-intercepting proxies

Examples¶

# Use default kubeconfig and public relay
mykube server

# Use a specific kubeconfig
mykube server --kubeconfig /path/to/kubeconfig

# Use a custom relay
mykube server --relay-url https://relay.example.com

`mykube client`¶

Connect to a server via pairing code. After key exchange and verification, spawns a subshell with kubectl configured.

mykube client [flags]

Flags¶

Flag	Default	Description
`--relay-url`	`https://mykube.onrender.com`	Relay server URL
`--proxy-ca`	—	Path to PEM CA cert for TLS-intercepting proxies
`--no-shell`	`false`	Don't spawn a subshell; print KUBECONFIG path and block until Ctrl+C

Examples¶

# Connect using the public relay
mykube client

# Use a custom relay
mykube client --relay-url https://relay.example.com

# Behind a corporate TLS-intercepting proxy
mykube client --proxy-ca /path/to/proxy-ca.pem

# Headless mode (no subshell)
mykube client --no-shell