kubectl-which-node

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kubectl-which-node

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• Description
• Usage
• Examples
• Installation
• Build from source

Description

This command display the kubernetes nodes in which a workload controller is deployed in. Workload controller can be replicaset, daemonset , deployment or any other standard controller.

All shortforms that kubernetes api server support , such as rs for replicaset , ds for daemonset is supported by the command. The command also supports relavent native kubectl flags.

Usage

Displays node(s) in which the object(s) is deployed on.

Usage:

  kubectl which node [kind] [name] [flags]

Examples:

To display which nodes a daemonset is deployed in:

To display which nodes a deployment is deployed in:

To display which nodes a pod is deployed in:

Installation

# Get the binary
wget https://raw.githubusercontent.com/corneredrat/kubectl-which-node/master/bin/kubectl-which-node

# Change permissions
chmod +x kubectl-which-node

# Add to path
sudo mv ./kubectl-which-node /usr/bin/kubectl-which-node

Build from source

# Get code
git clone https://github.com/corneredrat/kubectl-which-node.git

# Run build script
./build

Documentation

Overview

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