Which of the following is the correct syntax to add a new cluster context named 'clusterB' using kubectl?

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Akubectl create context clusterB --cluster=clusterB --user=userB

Bkubectl add context clusterB --cluster=clusterB --user=userB

Ckubectl config add-context clusterB --cluster=clusterB --user=userB

Dkubectl config set-context clusterB --cluster=clusterB --user=userB

Step-by-Step Solution

Solution:

Step 1: Recall kubectl syntax for adding context
The correct command is 'kubectl config set-context' to add or modify a context.
Step 2: Verify options
Options A, B, and D use invalid kubectl commands; only kubectl config set-context clusterB --cluster=clusterB --user=userB uses the correct syntax.
Final Answer:
kubectl config set-context clusterB --cluster=clusterB --user=userB -> Option D
Quick Check:
Correct context add syntax = set-context [OK]

Quick Trick: Use 'kubectl config set-context' to add or change contexts [OK]

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