📦 kubectl

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kubectl(1)kubectl controls the Kubernetes cluster manager✨
kubectl-alpha(1)Commands for features in alpha✨
kubectl-annotate(1)Update the annotations on a resource✨
kubectl-api-resources(1)Print the supported API resources on the server✨
kubectl-api-versions(1)Print the supported API versions on the server, in the form of "group/version"✨
kubectl-apply(1)Apply a configuration to a resource by file name or stdin✨
kubectl-apply-edit-last-applied(1)Edit latest last-applied-configuration annotations of a resource/object✨
kubectl-apply-set-last-applied(1)Set the last-applied-configuration annotation on a live object to match the contents of a file✨
kubectl-apply-view-last-applied(1)View the latest last-applied- configuration annotations of a resource/object✨
kubectl-attach(1)Attach to a running container✨
kubectl-auth(1)Inspect authorization✨
kubectl-auth-can-i(1)Check whether an action is allowed✨
kubectl-auth-reconcile(1)Reconciles rules for RBAC role, role binding, cluster role, and cluster role binding objects✨
kubectl-auth-whoami(1)Experimental: Check self subject attributes✨
kubectl-autoscale(1)Auto-scale a deployment, replica set, stateful set, or replication controller✨
kubectl-certificate(1)Modify certificate resources✨
kubectl-certificate-approve(1)Approve a certificate signing request✨
kubectl-certificate-deny(1)Deny a certificate signing request✨
kubectl-cluster-info(1)Display cluster information✨
kubectl-cluster-info-dump(1)Dump relevant information for debugging and diagnosis✨
kubectl-completion(1)Output shell completion code for the specified shell (bash, zsh, fish, or powershell)✨
kubectl-config(1)Modify kubeconfig files✨
kubectl-config-current-context(1)Display the current-context✨
kubectl-config-delete-cluster(1)Delete the specified cluster from the kubeconfig✨
kubectl-config-delete-context(1)Delete the specified context from the kubeconfig✨
kubectl-config-delete-user(1)Delete the specified user from the kubeconfig✨
kubectl-config-get-clusters(1)Display clusters defined in the kubeconfig✨
kubectl-config-get-contexts(1)Describe one or many contexts✨
kubectl-config-get-users(1)Display users defined in the kubeconfig✨
kubectl-config-rename-context(1)Rename a context from the kubeconfig file✨
kubectl-config-set(1)Set an individual value in a kubeconfig file✨
kubectl-config-set-cluster(1)Set a cluster entry in kubeconfig✨
kubectl-config-set-context(1)Set a context entry in kubeconfig✨
kubectl-config-set-credentials(1)Set a user entry in kubeconfig✨
kubectl-config-unset(1)Unset an individual value in a kubeconfig file✨
kubectl-config-use-context(1)Set the current-context in a kubeconfig file✨
kubectl-config-view(1)Display merged kubeconfig settings or a specified kubeconfig file✨
kubectl-cordon(1)Mark node as unschedulable✨
kubectl-cp(1)Copy files and directories to and from containers✨
kubectl-create(1)Create a resource from a file or from stdin✨
kubectl-create-clusterrole(1)Create a cluster role✨
kubectl-create-clusterrolebinding(1)Create a cluster role binding for a particular cluster role✨
kubectl-create-configmap(1)Create a config map from a local file, directory or literal value✨
kubectl-create-cronjob(1)Create a cron job with the specified name✨
kubectl-create-deployment(1)Create a deployment with the specified name✨
kubectl-create-ingress(1)Create an ingress with the specified name✨
kubectl-create-job(1)Create a job with the specified name✨
kubectl-create-namespace(1)Create a namespace with the specified name✨
kubectl-create-poddisruptionbudget(1)Create a pod disruption budget with the specified name✨
kubectl-create-priorityclass(1)Create a priority class with the specified name✨
kubectl-create-quota(1)Create a quota with the specified name✨
kubectl-create-role(1)Create a role with single rule✨
kubectl-create-rolebinding(1)Create a role binding for a particular role or cluster role✨
kubectl-create-secret(1)Create a secret using a specified subcommand✨
kubectl-create-secret-docker-registry(1)Create a secret for use with a Docker registry✨
kubectl-create-secret-generic(1)Create a secret from a local file, directory, or literal value✨
kubectl-create-secret-tls(1)Create a TLS secret✨
kubectl-create-service(1)Create a service using a specified subcommand✨
kubectl-create-service-clusterip(1)Create a ClusterIP service✨
kubectl-create-service-externalname(1)Create an ExternalName service✨
kubectl-create-service-loadbalancer(1)Create a LoadBalancer service✨
kubectl-create-service-nodeport(1)Create a NodePort service✨
kubectl-create-serviceaccount(1)Create a service account with the specified name✨
kubectl-create-token(1)Request a service account token✨
kubectl-debug(1)Create debugging sessions for troubleshooting workloads and nodes✨
kubectl-delete(1)Delete resources by file names, stdin, resources and names, or by resources and label selector✨
kubectl-describe(1)Show details of a specific resource or group of resources✨
kubectl-diff(1)Diff the live version against a would-be applied version✨
kubectl-drain(1)Drain node in preparation for maintenance✨
kubectl-edit(1)Edit a resource on the server✨
kubectl-events(1)List events✨
kubectl-exec(1)Execute a command in a container✨
kubectl-explain(1)Get documentation for a resource✨
kubectl-expose(1)Take a replication controller, service, deployment or pod and expose it as a new Kubernetes service✨
kubectl-get(1)Display one or many resources✨
kubectl-kuberc(1)Manage kuberc configuration files✨
kubectl-kuberc-set(1)Set values in the kuberc configuration✨
kubectl-kuberc-view(1)Display the current kuberc configuration✨
kubectl-kustomize(1)Build a kustomization target from a directory or URL✨
kubectl-label(1)Update the labels on a resource✨
kubectl-logs(1)Print the logs for a container in a pod✨
kubectl-options(1)Print the list of flags inherited by all commands✨
kubectl-patch(1)Update fields of a resource✨
kubectl-plugin(1)Provides utilities for interacting with plugins✨
kubectl-plugin-list(1)List all visible plugin executables on a user's PATH✨
kubectl-port-forward(1)Forward one or more local ports to a pod✨
kubectl-proxy(1)Run a proxy to the Kubernetes API server✨
kubectl-replace(1)Replace a resource by file name or stdin✨
kubectl-rollout(1)Manage the rollout of a resource✨
kubectl-rollout-history(1)View rollout history✨
kubectl-rollout-pause(1)Mark the provided resource as paused✨
kubectl-rollout-restart(1)Restart a resource✨
kubectl-rollout-resume(1)Resume a paused resource✨
kubectl-rollout-status(1)Show the status of the rollout✨
kubectl-rollout-undo(1)Undo a previous rollout✨
kubectl-run(1)Run a particular image on the cluster✨
kubectl-scale(1)Set a new size for a deployment, replica set, or replication controller✨
kubectl-set(1)Set specific features on objects✨
kubectl-set-env(1)Update environment variables on a pod template✨
kubectl-set-image(1)Update the image of a pod template✨
kubectl-set-resources(1)Update resource requests/limits on objects with pod templates✨
kubectl-set-selector(1)Set the selector on a resource✨
kubectl-set-serviceaccount(1)Update the service account of a resource✨
kubectl-set-subject(1)Update the user, group, or service account in a role binding or cluster role binding✨
kubectl-taint(1)Update the taints on one or more nodes✨
kubectl-top(1)Display resource (CPU/memory) usage✨
kubectl-top-node(1)Display resource (CPU/memory) usage of nodes✨
kubectl-top-pod(1)Display resource (CPU/memory) usage of pods✨
kubectl-uncordon(1)Mark node as schedulable✨
kubectl-version(1)Print the client and server version information✨
kubectl-wait(1)Wait for a specific condition on one or many resources✨