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Want a crude way to see pods run on a node with the READY, STATUS and RESTARTS fields instead of the `kubectl describe node` output? kubectl get po --all-names
by nielsole 5y ago
Want a crude way to see pods run on a node with the READY, STATUS and RESTARTS fields instead of the `kubectl describe node` output?
kubectl get po --all-namespaces -o wide | grep $NODE_NAME
Of course becomes unbearably slow, the more pods you have
- arianvanp 5y agoYou can use fieldSelector https://stackoverflow.com/questions/39231880/kubernetes-api-gets-pods-on-specific-nodes https://stackoverflow.com/questions/39231880/kubernetes-api-...