Kubectl--get command

kubectl–get Command First, command format

Kubectl Get Resource Name

ii. List of resourceAll Certificatesigningrequests (aka ' CSR ') clusterrolebindings Clusterrol componentstatuses (aka ' CS ') Configmaps (aka ' C ') M ') controllerrevisions cronjobs customresourcedefinition (aka ' CRD ') daemonsets (aka ' DS ') deployments (aka ' Deploy ') end Points (aka ' EP ') (aka ' EV ') horizontalpodautoscalers (aka ' hpa ') ingresses (aka ' ing ') jobs limitranges (aka ' Limi TS ') Namespaces (aka ' NS ') networkpolicies (aka ' Netpol ') nodes (aka ' No ') persistentvolumeclaims (aka ' PVC ') persistentvo Lumes (aka ' PV ') poddisruptionbudgets (aka ' pdb ') Podpreset pods (aka ' po ') podsecuritypolicies (aka ' PSP ') podtemplates R Eplicasets (aka ' RS ') replicationcontrollers (aka ' RC ') Resourcequotas (aka ' quota ') rolebindings roles, Secrets SERVICEACC Ounts (aka ' sa ') Services (aka ' Svc ') statefulsets (aka ' sts ') storageclasses (aka ' SC ') third, optional parameters

View in a different format

-O Wide/yaml/json

Look at the pods of the specified label, support ' = ', ' = = ', '!= ' operator

-L Key=value

View the specified namespaces

-N namespace Four, example

# View Master status
kubectl get componentstatuses

# View all namespaces
Kubectl get namespace

# List all pods
Kubectl Get Pods

# Displays more Pods list information (for example, pod IP and node)
Kubectl get pods-o wide

# list RC Kubectl get with Name Web
Replicationcontroller Web

# Gets the information of the pod named Web-pod-13je7 and outputs the
kubectl get-o JSON pod web-pod-13je7 in JSON format

# Find pod based on pod file and output
kubectl get-f Pod.yaml-o JSON # in JSON format

the status of Pod containers
kubectl get-o template pod/k Ube-dns-795f5f6f9c-ldxxs--template {{. Status.phase}}

# simultaneously gets all RC and service
kubectl get rc,services

# Gets all rc,svc,pod
kubectl get rc/web service/frontend pods/web-pod-13je7

# gets all resource Kubectl get
All