Tag Archives: Kubernetes

My kubectl CheatSheet

Pods
List pods in current namespace

kubectl get pods

List pods i all namespaces

kubectl get pods -A

View details about a pod

kubectl describe pod <pod-name>

ConfigMaps
List ConfigMaps

kubectl get configmaps

View details about a ConfigMap

kubectl describe configmap <config-map-name>

Deployments
List Deployments

kubectl get deployments

View details about a Deployment

kubectl describe deployment <deployment-name>

Services
List Services

kubectl get services

View details about a Service

kubectl describe service <service-name>

ServiceAccounts
List ServiceAccounts

kubectl get serviceaccounts

View details about a ServiceAccount

kubectl describe serviceaccount <service-account-name>

Secrets
List all secrets

kubectl get secrets

View details about a secret

kubectl describe secret <secret-name>

Get secret contents as JSON

kubectl get secret <secret-name> -o jsonpath='{.data}'

Create a secret

kubectl create secret generic <secret-name> --from-literal=username=<username> --from-literal=password='<password>'

Edit a secret

kubectl edit secrets <secret-name>

Delete a secret

kubectl delete secret <secret-name>

IntegrationPlattform
Get all objects of kind IntegrationPlattform

kubectl get IntegrationPlatform

View settings of the IntegrationPlattform

kubectl describe IntegrationPlatform

Setup Camel-K in VMware Tansu (Kubernetes) with a Harbor registry

Here is how I set up a Camel-K installation in VMware Tansu with a Harbor registry.

  1. Log into Harbor
  2. Got to your project
  3. Create a Robot Account with both push and pull permissions (you might need Admin permissions in the project for this)
  4. Copy the JWT at the end of the creation process
  5. Log into VMware Tansu CLI
  6. Create a secret with that JWT token
    kubectl create secret docker-registry camel-k-stage --docker-server=<Harbor adress> --docker-username="robot\$camel-k-stage" --docker-password='<JWT token>'
  7. Install Camel-K Operator
    kamel install --registry <Harbor adress> --organization <Harbor project name> --registry-secret camel-k-stage
  8. Your Camel-K operator is now ready for use

Tested on Harbor v2.0 and VMware Tansu Kubernetes v1.22