Understanding 'kubectl get clusters' in Kubernetes

In Kubernetes, 'kubectl get clusters' is not a valid command as kubectl does not directly manage clusters. Instead, you can use cloud provider-specific tools or configurations to list clusters. For instance, with Google Kubernetes Engine, you may use:

gcloud container clusters list

Alternatively, for managing clusters locally via a kubeconfig file, you can switch contexts to see available clusters:

kubectl config get-contexts