Export Certificate and Key from kubeconf.
I have a kubeconf file, but I cannot find the key and the certificate that was used to create it. Here comes help…
Author: Peter Oberacher
Peter has worked as a professional in the IT industry since 1994. During his career he gathered several certifications around networking and security, SAN architecture and management, and Linux.In February 2012 he passed the exam to become VCDX-DCV #73. He joined VMware in 2008 as a Consultant and developed profound knowledge in architecture and design. In the following years he designed and implemented several large-scale virtual environments in Saudi-Arabia, Germany, Austria, Switzerland and Romania for over 20 different customers. Besides his activity as Architect, he also conducted dozens of performance and monitoring workshops using vRealize Operations for customers in central Europe. After leaving PSO in 2015, Peter joined different teams focusing on enablement and training and in January 2018 Peter became a member of the WW RACE team. Now he is responsible for lecture development around NSX-T.
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