Hey how do i start k9s do i need to enter any command on gitbash(any specific directory i need to be in) do i need to do an az login n then az set subscription and az get credentials before running k9s.. please help
Yes! This will get you labels (-l) k9scli.io/topics/commands/ And you can use all the normal set-based filters that you can use in kubectl: kubernetes.io/docs/concepts/overview/working-with-objects/labels/
I'm just getting started with learning Kubernetes. Would you recommend trying to learn it with K9s, or should I first get comfortable using kubectl, and then try out K9s? It almost feels to me like Git where people say that you should learn the command line version before relying on a GUI.
I used K9s for more than a year but still I found a new thing from this video.. thank you!
Hey, Thanks for the informative demo, helped me to get started with k9s
How do you view all the logs for a pod? I don't have the same option you have. I can only tail, head or select a time interval.
Hey how do i start k9s do i need to enter any command on gitbash(any specific directory i need to be in) do i need to do an az login n then az set subscription and az get credentials before running k9s.. please help
Does k9s provide a way to add a label to a worker node or modify an existing worker node label?
Hi, How to install this on ubuntu server 22.04
Is there any way to filter multiple labels as in : label1-podname label2-status:running
Yes!
This will get you labels (-l) k9scli.io/topics/commands/
And you can use all the normal set-based filters that you can use in kubectl:
kubernetes.io/docs/concepts/overview/working-with-objects/labels/
I'm just getting started with learning Kubernetes. Would you recommend trying to learn it with K9s, or should I first get comfortable using kubectl, and then try out K9s? It almost feels to me like Git where people say that you should learn the command line version before relying on a GUI.
learn kubectl first. You might find yourself in a situation where k9s isn't available/working, and urgently need to do pod maintenance.
@@abrxxx Sounds good to me, thanks!
Start with kubectl
K9s support Multi cluster Management?
Yep! It does it through your normal contexts and you can switch with :ctx
how to edit a yaml?
Excellent - Thanks for sharing your experience.
very solid info, thanks! Subscribed
Thank you that was very useful :)
Thanks for the video :)
cool vid!!
heh, hit record too soon!
nice!
+1 very convinent! thank you for the tutorial sir
thank you, very helpful
Hi should have at least the short cuts for starters, I needed to jump to other places
Thank you!!!