### What it does This action executes provided kubectl CMDs against any Kubernetes clusters. In case the commands exit with an error, the action fails. ### How it works This action runs a Docker container with the preinstalled selected version of kubectl. It is already authorized against the provided Kubernetes cluster. The only thing to do is to provide `kubectl` commands to be executed on the Kubernetes cluster. The commands are executed in the context of the pipeline’s filesystem which contains a cloned repository. ### Run kubectl CMDs Action Features - The field Run commands supports multiple commands (one per line), piping commands together, or splitting a single command into multiple lines with \ (backslash) at the end of each line - In the commands it’s possible to use Buddy Params and [Environment Variables](https://buddy.works/docs/pipelines/environment-variables) - Supported clusters: Private, Google Kubernetes Engine, Amazon EKS and Azure AKS - Supported authentication modes: Basic, Token, Client Certificates & Service Account - Any version of Kubectl is supported including the latest - Input fields: Server, Username, Password support [Environment variables](https://buddy.works/docs/pipelines/environment-variables) - The action can be configured in [YAML mode](https://buddy.works/docs/yaml/yaml-pipelines/yaml-gui). See [${action.name} YAML parameters](https://buddy.works/docs/yaml/yaml-actions/kubernetes-kubectl) and [${action.name} YAML config example](https://buddy.works/docs/yaml/yaml-actions/kubernetes-kubectl#example) - Buddy's [${action.name} API](https://buddy.works/docs/yaml/yaml-actions/kubernetes-kubectl) is supported - The action supports conditional execution: it can be run on each execution, only if there are changes in the repository or specific paths since last execution or if an environment variable has a specific value - Handling failures: you can either stop the execution, mark action and pipeline as failed or proceed the execution, mark action as warning and jump to the next action

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