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kubernetes-demo

Kubernetes demo

First run minikube start so kubectl gets configured to talk to minikube's cluster.

kubectl tool

  • To make typing faster: alias k='kubectl'
  • A shorter equivalent for --all-namespaces is -A

Namespaces

To get all namespaces:

kubectl get ns
kubectl get namespace
kubectl get namespaces

Pods

To get all pods in the default namespace:

kubectl get pods

To get pods in all namespaces:

kubectl get pods --all-namespaces

To get a list of pods in a specific namespace:

kubectl get pods -n namespace_name

To get a details about specific pod we also need to specify its namespace:

kubectl describe pod pod_name -n namespace_name

Replica Sets

To list all replica sets:

kubectl get rs
kubectl get rs -o wide

Deployments

To create a deployment (if not created) or update it (configure it - if it's already been created):

kubectl apply -f my-deployment.yaml

To list all deployments in the default namespace:

kubectl get deploy
kubectl get deployment
kubectl get deployments

kubectl get deploy -o wide

To list all deployments in all namespaces:

kubectl get deploy -o wide --all-namespaces

To get details about particular deployment we also need to specify its namespace:

kubectl describe deployment my-deployment -n namespace_name

To get affinities for all deployments in all namespaces:

kubectl get deploy  -o custom-columns=NAME:".metadata.name",AFFINITIES:".spec.template.spec.affinity" --all-namespaces

To scale deployment up or down we can set the number of replicas:

kubectl scale deployment deployment_name --replicas number_of_replicas

To delete deployment:

kubectl delete deployment deployment_name

Nodes

To list all nodes in the cluster:

kubectl get node
kubectl get nodes
kubectl get nodes -o wide

To get details about specific node:

kubectl describe node node_name

All Kubernetes objects

To get information about all Kubernetes objects in the defuault namespace:

kubectl get all
kubectl get all -o wide

To get information about all Kubernetes objects in all namespaces:

kubectl get all -o wide --all-namespaces