Kubernetes Commands Examples

The kubectl plugin command enables users to interact with Kubernetes plugins directly through the kubectl CLI. Plugins extend the functionality...

Configuring Kubernetes (kubectl) involves managing various settings and credentials through the kubeconfig file. This file dictates how kubectl interacts with...

The kubectl api-versions command in Kubernetes is used to retrieve the API versions that are available in the cluster. This...

Kubernetes administrators often utilize the kubectl api-resources command to gain insights into the various API resources available within a Kubernetes...

The kubectl completion command in Kubernetes is used to generate shell completion code for the specified shell (bash or zsh)....

The kubectl annotate command in Kubernetes is used to manage annotations associated with resources in the cluster. Annotations are key-value...

The kubectl label command in Kubernetes is used to update the labels on resources within the cluster. Labels are key-value...

Kubernetes offers powerful tools for managing applications in its ecosystem. One such tool is kubectl, a command-line interface for running...

Using the kubectl wait command in Kubernetes allows you to wait for specific conditions on one or more resources before...

The kubectl replace command in Kubernetes allows you to update or replace existing resources in the cluster with new definitions...

The kubectl patch command in Kubernetes is used to update fields of a resource using strategic merge patch, JSON patch,...

Using kubectl apply allows Kubernetes configurations to be applied or updated based on the YAML or JSON files provided. This...