k8s-connection-show
This command is used to display the connection to the Kubernetes API server.
Syntax k8s-connection-show
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cluster-name cluster-name-string |
Name of the Kubernetes cluster. |
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kube-config kube-config-string |
The absolute path to the kube config file. |
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rest-user user name |
The username for vRest access on switch. |
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enable|disable |
Status of the connection to Kubernetes API server. |
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track-history|no-track-history |
Enable or disable Kubernetes cluster history tracking. |
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disk-space disk-space-number |
The disk-space allocated for history (including rotated log files). |
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create-vport|no-create-vport |
Enable or disable vPort creation for Pod traffic. |
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overlay-vxlan-analytics|no-overlay-vxlan-analytics |
Enable or disable pod traffic analytics. |
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location location-number |
Location where the connection is running. |
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connection-error connection-error-string |
Kubernetes connection error. |
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k8s-vlan 0..4095 |
VLAN used by k8s for pod vport creation. |
Defaults None.
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History
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Version 7.0.0 |
Command introduced. |
Usage Use this command to display the connection to the Kubernetes API server.
Examples Use the following syntax to display the connection to the Kubernetes API server.
CLI (network-admin@switch) > k8s-connection-show format all layout vertical
cluster-name: k8s01
kube-config: /root/.kube/config
rest-user: network-admin
enable: yes
track-history: yes
disk-space: 50M
create-vport: yes
overlay-vxlan-analytics: no
location: 1262261009