kubectl commands

kubectl_commands.sh

# Check pods status of given app
$kubectl get pods -l app=parlant

# Example Output:
#NAME                       READY   STATUS    RESTARTS      AGE
#parlant-579f75fb-8wjc5     0/1     Running   4 (7s ago)    22m
#parlant-579f75fb-fmt2s     0/1     Running   4 (23s ago)   22m
#parlant-6859869559-57xls   1/1     Running   0             30m

# Check event
$kubectl describe pod parlant-579f75fb-8wjc5

# View current and previous logs (if it crashed)
$kubectl logs parlant-579f75fb-8wjc5 --tail=50 --follow
$kubectl logs parlant-579f75fb-8wjc5 --previous

# Check event and view logs
$kubectl logs parlant-579f75fb-8wjc5 --tail=50 && kubectl describe pod parlant-579f75fb-8wjc5

# Follow the logs with '--follow'
$kubectl logs -l app=parlant --tail=100 --follow