Where is /etc/kubernetes in WSL2/Docker Desktop for Windows 11?

[rimelek (Ákos Takács)]

I explained it in the other topic. Kubectl is just the client command. The server can be anywhere.

If Kubernetes is enabled in Docker Desktop/WSL2, then why can't we see the full functionality of Kubernetes?

We have discussed it in the other topic Since you are preparing for an exam, I suggest you try to understand the components of Kubernetes. It is out of the scope of Docker Desktop, but since the issue is also related to how Docker Desktop works, here is a short summary: Kubernetes has an API server which is the only component with which you can communicate directly. It doesn’t have to be installed locally. You could connect to a Kubernetes cluster running on AWS or any remote servers. The fa…