| title | slug | weight |
|---|---|---|
Discovering Plugins |
discovering-plugins |
300 |
You can find a list of kubectl plugins distributed via Krew [here][list].
However, you can find plugins using the command line as well.
First, refresh your local copy of the plugin index:
{{<prompt>}}kubectl krew updateTo list all plugins available, run:
{{<prompt>}}kubectl krew search
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NAME DESCRIPTION INSTALLED
access-matrix Show an RBAC access matrix for server resources no
advise-psp Suggests PodSecurityPolicies for cluster. no
auth-proxy Authentication proxy to a pod or service no
bulk-action Do bulk actions on Kubernetes resources. no
ca-cert Print the PEM CA certificate of the current clu... no
...{{</output>}}
You can specify search keywords as arguments:
{{<prompt>}}kubectl krew search pod
{{<output>}}
NAME DESCRIPTION INSTALLED
evict-pod Evicts the given pod no
pod-dive Shows a pod's workload tree and info inside a node no
pod-logs Display a list of pods to get logs from no
pod-shell Display a list of pods to execute a shell in no
rm-standalone-pods Remove all pods without owner references no
support-bundle Creates support bundles for off-cluster analysis no{{</output>}}To get more information on a plugin, run kubectl krew info <PLUGIN>:
{{<prompt>}} kubectl krew info tree
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NAME: tree
VERSION: v0.4.0
DESCRIPTION:
This plugin shows sub-resources of a specified Kubernetes API object in a
tree view in the command-line. The parent-child relationship is discovered
using ownerReferences on the child object.
...{{</output>}}[list]: {{< relref "plugins.md" >}}