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I'll write an example today and post it. But basically you just do: ``` $ telepresence -m vpn-tcp --new-deployment example --run-shell ``` And now you have a
by itamarst 9y ago
I'll write an example today and post it. But basically you just do:
```
$ telepresence -m vpn-tcp --new-deployment example --run-shell
```
And now you have a shell with env variables matching a kube pod, and processes can access kubernetes services by name using standard k8s DNS lookup.