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Hi,

I can't access the API server of my kind-cluster. In the kubeconfig, i get only the internal ip adress.

- cluster:
    server: https://10.250.2.131:30063
  name: kind-kind-190634c5-9762-4762-bb0a-6e32700f49cc
contexts:

Is there somthing i do wrong?

kink is creating a svc from type `NodePort``

est                                                  NodePort    100.68.250.121   <none>        30001:30063/TCP                                 16m

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currently, I can list running clusters on kink but when I lost their kubeconfig there is no way to find their kubeconfig. It will be better to get the running cluster's kubeconfig.

There are a lot of gotchas with NodePorts, why not allow the service type to be specified? Even better since the API is just a web port in any case optionally fire up an ingress?

Even better fire up an Ingress(optionally). Incidentally, this tool is a fantastic idea.

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While this seems like a cool project, the security implications that are required for running kink are very concerning.

Running this fully privileged puts a massive risk on any K8 Cluster that runs Kink. The security impact of this project can probably be massively reduced by implementing the correct and relevant Security Context instead of running it in privileged Mode.

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I tried installing kink using homebrew, but got the following error:

Error: Invalid formula: /opt/homebrew/Library/Taps/trendyol/homebrew-trendyol-tap/kink.rb
formulae require at least a URL
Error: Cannot tap trendyol/trendyol-tap: invalid syntax in tap!

This is on a MacM1, MacOS 11.5 and Homebrew 3.2.12

Updated issue to indicate that it's related to arm vs amd64.

This is a request to enable discussions, mostly because I wanted to ask a question, and don't really have a better place than right here to ask.

What did you use to make the architectural diagram? I like the "hand-drawn sketch" look.

https://github.com/goreleaser/supply-chain-example

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