Scale up as you grow — whether you're running one virtual machine or ten thousand.

From GPU-powered inference and Kubernetes to managed databases and storage, get everything you need to build, scale, and deploy intelligent applications.

Let’s say I want to programmatically save the Kubeconfig of my Kubernetes cluster using doctl :
doctl -t "$DIGITALOCEAN_ACCESS_TOKEN" \
kubernetes cluster kubeconfig save "$CLUSTER_NAME"
I have at my disposal an Access token. However doing this creates a new API Key on my account, which I don’t understand the reason. Since I am providing a API token why should I create a new one? This may result in creating an excessive number of tokens.
Is this normal? Can we force doctl to use the provided API token throughout the full process?
Cheers
9c1989c1c80144c7a9977905ce64c9
Scott H
1e6b823ea20d4cb189a34a922f5588
Rory McEwan
lan
kprichard
realmag777
Edward Narrdo
Vinoth K