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CLI tool k9s has a nice feature to show resources in all namespaces, which is nice if you have a bunch of namespaces and resources, and need to do cluster level things like cluster updates.
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That's pretty cool! Do you know how it does it? Is there a special kubectl command or API to get all resources from all namespaces? Or does it just iterate through all namespaces and then gets all resources?
That's pretty cool! Do you know how it does it? Is there a special kubectl command or API to get all resources from all namespaces? Or does it just iterate through all namespaces and then gets all resources?
example:
kubectl get pods --all-namespaces --context <context>
CLI tool k9s has a nice feature to show resources in all namespaces, which is nice if you have a bunch of namespaces and resources, and need to do cluster level things like cluster updates.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: