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Kubernetes Cheatsheet

Pod Commands:-

kubectl get pod : Get pod


kubectl get pod -o wide : Get pod wide information
kubectl get pod -w : Get pod with watch
kubectl get pod -o yaml : Get pod in yaml

kubectl edit pod <pod_name> : Edit pod


kubectl describe pod <pod_name> : Describe pod
kubectl delete pod <pod_name> : Delete pod
kubectl logs pod <pod_name> : Logs of the pod

kubectl exec -it pod <pod_name> /bin/bash :


Execute into pod
Node Commands:-

kubectl describe node <node_name> : Describe node


kubectl get node <node_name> -o yaml: Get node in
yaml
kubectl get node <node_name> : Get node

kubectl drain node <node_name> : Drain node


kubectl cordon node <node_name> : Cordon node
kubectl uncordon node <node_name> : Uncordon node
Creating Objects:-

kubectl apply -f <file_name> yaml : Create resource

kubectl apply -f <file_name>.yaml -f


<file_name>.yaml : Create from multiple files
kubectl apply -f ./ <directory_name> : Create all files in
directory
kubectl apply -f https:// <url> : Create from url
kubectl run <pod_name> --
image<image_name> : Create pod
kubectl run <pod_name>-image
<image_name> --port <port> --expose :
Create pod, then expose it as service
kubectl run <pod_name> --image=<image_name> -
-dry-run=client -o yaml > <file_name>.yaml :
Create Pod YAML File
kubectl create deployment <deployment_name> -
-image=<image_name> : Create Deployment

kubectl create deployment <deployment_name> -


-image=<image_name> --dry-run=client -o yaml >
<file_name>.yaml : Create Deployment YAML File

kubectl create service <service-type>


<service_name> --tcp=<port:target_port> :
Create Service
kubectl create service <service-type> <service_name> --
tcp=<port:target_port> --dry-run=client -o yaml >
<file_name>.yaml : Create Service YAML File

kubectl expose deployment


<pod/deployment_name> --type=<service-type> --
port=<port> --target-port=<target_port> :
Expose Service from Pod/Deployment

kubectl create configmap <configmap_name> --


from-literal=<key>=<value> --from-literal=<key>=
<value> : Create ConfigMap from Key-Value Pairs

kubectl create configmap <configmap_name> --


from-file=<file_name> : Create ConfigMap from File

kubectl create configmap <configmap_name> --from-


env-file=<file_name> :
Create ConfigMap from Environment File

kubectl create secret generic <secret_name> --


from-literal=<key>=<value> --from-literal=<key>=
<value> : Create Secret from Key-Value Pairs
kubectl create secret generic <secret_name> --from-
file=<file_name> : Create Secret from File
Monitoring Usage Commands:-

kubectl top node <node_name> :


Get node cpu and memory utilization
kubectl top pods <pod_name> :
Get pod cpu and memory utilization
Deployment Commands:-

kubectl get deployment <deployment_name> :


Get Deployment
kubectl get deployment
<deployment_name> -o yaml :
Get Deployment in YAML Format
kubectl get deployment
<deployment_name> -o wide :
Get Deployment Wide Information
kubectl edit deployment
<deployment_name> : Edit Deployment

kubectl describe deployment


<deployment_name> : Describe Deployment
kubectl delete deployment
<deployment_name> : Delete Deployment
kubectl scale deployment <deployment_name> --
replicas=<replicas> : Scale Deployment with Replicas
Service Commands:-

kubectl get service <service> : Get Service


kubectl get service <service> -o yaml :
Get Service in YAML Format
kubectl get service <service> -o wide :
Get Service Wide Information
kubectl edit service <service> : Edit Service
kubectl describe service <service> : Describe Service
kubectl delete service <service> : Delete Service

Ingress Commands:-

kubectl get ingress ; Get Ingress


kubectl get ingress -o yaml : Get Ingress in YAML Format
kubectl get ingress -o wide : Get Ingress Wide Information
kubectl edit ingress <ingress_name> : Edit Ingress
kubectl describe ingress <ingress_name> :
Describe Ingress

kubectl delete ingress <ingress_name> : Delete Ingress


Endpoints Commands:-
kubectl get endpoints <endpoints _name> :
Get endpoints
DaemonSet Commands:-

kubectl get daemonset


<daemonset_name> : Get DaemonSet
kubectl get daemonset
<daemonset_name> -o yaml :
Get DaemonSet in YAML Format
kubectl edit daemonset
<daemonset_name> : Edit DaemonSet
kubectl describe daemonset
<daemonset_name> : Describe DaemonSet

kubectl delete daemonset


<daemonset_name> : Delete DaemonSet

Job Commands:-
kubectl get job <job_name> : Get Job
kubectl get job <job_name> -o yaml : Get Job in YAML
Format
kubectl edit job <job_name> : Edit Job
kubectl describe job <job_name> : Describe Job
kubectl delete job <job_name> : Delete Job
Rollout Commands:-

kubectl rollout restart deployment


<deployment_name> : Restart Deployment

kubectl rollout undo deployment


<deployment_name> : Undo Deployment with the
Latest Revision
kubectl rollout undo deployment
<deployment_name> --to-revision=
<revision_number> : Undo Deployment with Specified
Revision
kubectl rollout history deployment
<deployment_name> : Get All Revisions of Deployment

kubectl rollout history deployment


<deployment_name> --revision=
<revision_number> : Get Specified Revision of
Deployment
Secret Commands:-
kubectl get secret <secret_name> : Get Secret

kubectl describe secret <secret_name> : Describe Secret

kubectl delete secret <secret_name> : Delete Secret

kubectl edit secret <secret_name> : Edit Secret

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