You are looking for IP address details of your Kubernetes nodes, but you are not sure what is a structure of node manifests. How can you find this details and learn more about the structure?
Experience Level: Medior
Tags: Kubernetes
Answer
Run the following command:
kubectl get node -o yaml|grep --ignore-case --context=10 ipHow it works?
- Using kubectl, details of nodes are displayed in yaml format
- Using grep command, rows are searched for string ip (case insensitive search), besides the row, block of 10 rows before and 10 rows after is displayed
- This allows you to quickly find key blocks in manifests when you don't know exactly what you are looking for. Based on the output you can further refine the query.
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