k8s common operation commands

k8s common commands

1. View all pod lists

kubectl get pod
kubectl get pod -o wide
kubectl get pod -A
kubectl get pod -n tione-demo

-o wide View details
-A View all namespace pods
-n followed by namespace

2. View the rc and service lists

kubectl get rc,svc
kubectl get pod,svc -o wide  

3. Display detailed information of Node

kubectl describe node 192.168.0.212

4. Display the detailed information of the pod, especially check the log when the pod cannot be created.

kubectl describe pod <pod-name>

5. Create resources based on yaml. Apply can be executed repeatedly, but create cannot.

kubectl create -f pod.yaml
kubectl apply -f pod.yaml

6. Delete the pod based on the name defined in pod.yaml

kubectl delete -f pod.yaml 

7. Delete a certain pod

kubectl delete pod pod_name -n tione-demo

8. Delete all pods (use with caution)

kubectl delete pod --all

9. View the endpoint list

kubectl get endpoints

10. Execute the date command of the pod

kubectl exec <pod-name> -- date
kubectl exec <pod-name> -- bash
kubectl exec <pod-name> -- ping 10.24.51.9

11. Obtain the TTY of a container in the pod through bash, which is equivalent to logging in to the container.

kubectl exec -it <pod-name> -c <container-name> -- bash
eg:
kubectl exec -it redis-master-cln81 -- bash

12. View the container’s logs

kubectl logs <pod-name>
kubectl logs -f <pod-name> # 实时查看日志
kubectl log  <pod-name>  -c <container_name> # 若 pod 只有一个容器,可以不加 -c 
kubectl logs -l app=frontend # 返回所有标记为 app=frontend 的 pod 的合并日志。
eg:
Kubectl logs pod/ms-348-6d7dd57c75-vnvkb -n demo-task

13. View comments

kubectl explain pod
kubectl explain pod.apiVersion

14. View node labels

kubectl get node --show-labels

15. Restart pod

kubectl get pod <POD名称> -n <NAMESPACE名称> -o yaml | kubectl replace --force -f 

16. Modify network type

kubectl patch service istio-ingressgateway -n istio-system -p '{"spec":{"type":"NodePort"}}'

17. Scaling pod replicas

Can be used to shrink a Deployment and its Pods to zero replicas, effectively killing all replicas. When you scale it back to 1/1, a new Pod will be created, restarting your application.

kubectl scale deploy/nginx-1 --replicas=0
kubectl scale deploy/nginx-1 --replicas=1

18. View the log of the previous pod, logs -p option

kubectl logs --tail 100 -p user-klvchen-v1.0-6f67dcc46b-5b4qb > pre.log

19. Get all nodes

kubectl get nodes

20. The node status changes to unschedulable

kubectl cordon hostname

21.The node status changes to schedulable

kubectl uncordon hostname

22. Modify the basic image configuration of the image’s dependencies

kubectl edit deployment nginx -n tione-demo

23. Get configmap configuration

kubectl get configmap -n ti-base

24. Modify configmap configuration

kubectl edit configmap -n ti-base ti-gateway-config

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