Hello Perl monks, I'm a newbie DevOps engineer in the East coast. I'm trying to use Net::Kubernetes to interact with K8S cluster thru Perl, but running into some issue while instantiating the kube object with the new() method. CPAN's documentation mentions those SSL key certificate options but doesn't provide concrete example. And I couldn't find usage examples of Net::Kubernetes on the web either.... So, anyway, here's my code: 
my $kube = Net::Kubernetes->new( 
  url   => 'https://myK8Scluster:8443',
  username => 'kubernetes-admin',
  ssl_ca_file => '/src/ssl_ca_file.txt', 
  ssl_cert_file => '/src/ssl_cert_file.txt',
  ssl_key_file => '/src/ssl_key_file.txt'
);

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where the values for url and those ssl params. come from the Kubernetes server's "$HOME/.kube/config" file. Since I couldn't find any Perl example on the net to show usage of this library, I just want to check with you to see if I use this new() method correctly, or whether I need to supply any extra params/options into the new() method? Any insight is greatly appreciated. The error says: 
Can't connect to myK8Scluster:8443

Trace begun at /opt/ActivePerl-5.28/lib/perl5/site_perl/5.28.1/Net/Kub
+ernetes/Role/ResourceLister.pm line 42

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In reply to Perl's Net:Kubernetes question by Anonymous Monk

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