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Using kubectl on Windows

Updated at：2025-10-27

After creating a cluster, download the Windows version of the kubectl tool, such as the 64-bit tool as follows:

After downloading, extract it to any directory, such as placing it under the D drive

Navigate to the user folder under the directory C:\users\. For example, if the user name is foo, the folder should be C:\users\foo. And then, enter this directory and create the folder .kube

On the cluster list page, download the cluster configuration file, place it in the .kube folder created in the previous step, and rename it to config

Open the Windows command prompt

Navigate to the directory containing kubectl files and run kubectl.exe get node to view cluster nodes.

In the same directory, create a dashboard.yaml file with the content from the aforementioned dashboard.yaml, for example, it can be created using text editor:

And then enter kubectl.exe create -f dashboard.yaml to create dashboard

Use the kubectl.exe get pod --all-namespaces command to check if the creation is successful

Enter kubectl.exe proxy to open proxy, and then access dashboard via 127.0.0.1:8001/ui in browsers

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