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Enter a command. For example: npm home, ocaml, go fmt, glab mr.

kubectl get

Get Kubernetes objects and resources. More information: https://kubernetes.io/docs/reference/generated/kubectl/kubectl-commands#get.

• Get all namespaces in the current cluster:
   
  kubectl get namespaces
   
• Get nodes in a specified namespace:
   
  kubectl get nodes -n {{namespace}}
   
• Get pods in a specified namespace:
   
  kubectl get pods -n {{namespace}}
   
• Get deployments in a specified namespace:
   
  kubectl get deployments -n {{namespace}}
   
• Get services in a specified namespace:
   
  kubectl get services -n {{namespace}}
   
• Get all resources in a specified namespace:
   
  kubectl get all -n {{namespace}}
   
• Get Kubernetes objects defined in a YAML manifest:
   
  kubectl get -f {{path/to/manifest}}.yaml