Kubernetes Cheatsheet

What is Kubernetes Viewing and finding DEPLOYMENTS EVENTS ROLES PERSISTENT VOLUME CLAIM
Kapsule and resources # Display all deployments information # Display all events information # Display all roles information within all # Display all persistent volume claim
Kubernetes Kosmos? NODES
kubectl get deploy kubectl get events
namespaces information
kubectl get roles --all- kubectl get pvc
Kubernetes is an open-source platform # Display deployments details # Display events information within the namespaces
# Display all node information
namespace kube-system # Display all persistent volume claim details
that enables developers to manage their kubectl describe deploy
kubectl get no
containerized applications. Kapsule and kubectl get events -n kube-system kubectl describe pvc
Kosmo both provide a managed # Show more information about all nodes # Show more information about all SECRETS
environment for creating, configuring,
deployments # Lists the specific resources' events or the
and running clusters of pre-configured kubectl get no -o wide entire cluster # Display all secrets information
kubectl get deploy -o wide
machines.
 kubectl get events -w kubectl get secrets STORAGE CLASS
Kapsule clusters are composed solely of # Display node details with verbose output
# Display all storage class information
Scaleway Instances whereas Kosmos is a kubectl describe no # Display all secrets information within all
managed Multi-Cloud Kubernetes Engine SERVICES namespaces kubectl get sc
that allows you to connect Instances and # Filter the node with the specified label LOGS kubectl get secrets --all-
virtual or dedicated servers from any # Display all services information
kubectl get node -- # Display all logs information of a specific pod namespaces
cloud provider to a single managed selector=[label_name] kubectl get svc
Control-Plane. kubectl logs [pod_name] MULTIPLE RESOURCES
# Display node (CPU/memory) usage # Display services details # Display all services and pods information
# Display all logs information of a specific pod CONFIG MAPS
kubectl top node [node_name] kubectl describe svc for the past hour kubectl get svc, po
Creating resources # Show more information about all services kubectl logs --since=1h
# Display all config maps information
# Display all deploys and nodes information
# Create resource(s) from file [pod_name] kubectl get cm
kubectl get svc -o wide
kubectl apply -f [manifest].yaml PODS # Display all logs information of a specific pod
kubectl get deploy, no
# Display all config maps within all
# Display all container group information # Display a pod’s label in a specific container namespaces # Display all the pods, services, statefulsets,
kubectl get svc --show-labels kubectl logs -f -c etc. in a namespace. Not all the resources are
kubectl get po kubectl get cm --all-namespaces listed using this command.
Updating resources # Show more information about all pods
[container_name] [pod_name]
kubectl get all
# Apply a taint that has a key-value of # Transfer all logs information of a specific
kubectl get po -o wide pod in the pod.log file
taint=test with a NoSchedule effect DAEMON SETS INGRESS # Display all the pods, services, statefulsets,
etc. in all namespaces. Not all the resources
kubectl taint nodes [node-name] # Display pod details with verbose output # Display all daemon sets information kubectl logs [pod_name] > pod.log are listed using this command.
# Display all ingress information
taint=test:NoSchedule
kubectl describe po kubectl get ds kubectl get ing kubectl get all --all-namespaces
# Mark node as unschedulable
# View the labels of the container group # Display the detailed state of daemonsets SERVICE ACCOUNT # Display all ingress information within all
kubectl cordon [node-name] within all namespace namespaces
kubectl get po --show-labels # Display all service account information
# Mark node as schedulable kubectl describe ds --all- kubectl get ing --all-namespaces
# Display pod usage (CPU/memory) namespaces kubectl get sa
kubectl uncordon [node-name]
kubectl top pod [pod_name] # Display the detailed state of daemonsets
# Drain node in preparation for maintenance within a namespace
PERSISTENT VOLUMES
kubectl drain [node-name] kubectl describe ds REPLICA SETS
[daemonset_name] -n # Display all persistent volumes information
NAMESPACE [namespace_name] # Display all replica sets information
kubectl get pv
# Display all namespace information kubectl get rs
kubectl get ns # Display persistent volumes details
# Display replicat sets details
kubectl describe pv
# Display namespace details kubectl describe rs
kubectl describe ns
# Show more information about replica sets
kubectl get rs -o wide