Create kubeconfig inside pod

in-pod-kubeconfig.sh

SERVICE_ACCOUNT_DIR="/var/run/secrets/kubernetes.io/serviceaccount"
KUBERNETES_SERVICE_SCHEME=$(case $KUBERNETES_SERVICE_PORT in 80|8080|8081) echo "http";; *) echo "https"; esac)
KUBERNETES_SERVER_URL="$KUBERNETES_SERVICE_SCHEME"://"$KUBERNETES_SERVICE_HOST":"$KUBERNETES_SERVICE_PORT"
KUBERNETES_CLUSTER_CA_FILE="$SERVICE_ACCOUNT_DIR"/ca.crt
KUBERNETES_NAMESPACE=$(cat "$SERVICE_ACCOUNT_DIR"/namespace)
KUBERNETES_USER_TOKEN=$(cat "$SERVICE_ACCOUNT_DIR"/token)
KUBERNETES_CONTEXT="inCluster"

mkdir -p "$HOME"/.kube
cat << EOF > "$HOME"/.kube/config
apiVersion: v1
kind: Config
preferences: {}
current-context: $KUBERNETES_CONTEXT

clusters:
- cluster:
    server: $KUBERNETES_SERVER_URL
    certificate-authority: $KUBERNETES_CLUSTER_CA_FILE
  name: inCluster

users:
- name: podServiceAccount
  user:
    token: $KUBERNETES_USER_TOKEN

contexts:
- context:
    cluster: inCluster
    user: podServiceAccount
    namespace: $KUBERNETES_NAMESPACE
  name: $KUBERNETES_CONTEXT
EOF

Hey @enriched,
Almost works :)
I had the same cert issue that @josecastillolema mentioned, you need to use
certificate-authority: $KUBERNETES_CLUSTER_CA_FILE
in the clusters block instead of "caFile", there's no such field in the API docs now.

Updated and thanks for the fix @zralt!

thx!