kubectl nova get cluster
kubectl-nova get cluster
get clusters prints a list of connected workload clusters with additional context per each cluster, such as currently available resources (CPU/Memory/GPU) in each cluster, as well as node taints.
kubectl-nova get cluster [flags]
Examples
$ kubectl nova get clusters
| CLUSTER NAME | K8S VERSION | CLOUD PROVIDER | REGION | STATUS |
|----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|
| workload-1 | 1.25 | aws | us-east-1 | ClusterReady |
|----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|
| NODES |
|----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|
| NAME | AVAILABLE | AVAILABLE | AVAILABLE |
| | CPU | MEMORY | GPU |
| |
| workload-1-control-plane | 7050m | 40639136Ki | 0 |
| |
| NODES' TAINTS |
| |
|----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|
| CLUSTER NAME | K8S VERSION | CLOUD PROVIDER | REGION | STATUS |
|----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|
| workload-2 | 1.25 | kind | nil | ClusterReady |
|----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|
| NODES |
|----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|
| NAME | AVAILABLE | AVAILABLE | AVAILABLE |
| | CPU | MEMORY | GPU |
| |
| workload-2-control-plane | 7050m | 40639136Ki | 0 |
| |
| NODES' TAINTS |
| |
|----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|
Options
--context string Nova context (default "nova")
-h, --help help for cluster
SEE ALSO
- kubectl-nova get - get resources (clusters, schedulegroups or deployments) with additional context