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Kubeclt Command
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Purpose
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kubectl api-versions
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This command will print the
supported versions of API on the cluster.
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kubectl apply –f
<filename>
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This command will configure
a resource by file or stdin
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kubectl attach <pod> –c
<container>
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This command will attach things to
the running container.
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kubectl
cluster-info
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This command will display the
cluster Information.
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kubectl cluster-info dump
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This command will dump relevant
information regarding cluster for debugging and diagnosis.
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kubectl config
<SUBCOMMAD>
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This command will Modifies the kubeconfig file.
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kubectl config current-context
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This will display displays the
current context.
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kubectl config
delete-cluster <Cluster Name>
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This will delete the
specified cluster from kubeconfig
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kubectl config delete-context
<Context Name>
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This command will delete a specified
context from kubeconfig.
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kubectl config
get-cluster
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This command will display
cluster defined in the kubeconfig.
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kubectl config get-context
<Context Name>
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This command will Describe one or
many contexts.
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kubectl config
set-credentials cluster-admin --username = ankur --
password = SesrweU9l75qciy
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This command will Set the user entry in kubeconfig
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kubectl config set PROPERTY_NAME
PROPERTY_VALUE
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This command will set an individual
value in kubeconfig file.
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kubectl config
use-context <Context Name>
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This command will set the
current context in kubectl file.
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kubectl cp <Files from source>
<Files to Destinatiion>
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This command will copy files and
directories to and from containers.
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kubectl create –f
<File Name>
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This command will create the
resources by filename.
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kubectl replace -f FILENAME
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This command will replace a resource
by file name or stdin.
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Kubectl rollout
<Sub Command>
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This command is capable of
managing the rollout of deployment.
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kubectl set image (-f FILENAME |
TYPE NAME)
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This command will update the image
of a pod template.
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kubectl top node
[node Name]
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This command will display
CPU/Memory/Storage usage.
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