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Searchable kubectl commands cheat sheet organized by category. Covers basics, Pod operations, deployments, namespaces, and debugging with one-click copy.
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kubectl get podskubectl get pods -o widekubectl get all -n my-namespacekubectl describe pod my-podkubectl describe deployment my-deploykubectl describe node my-nodekubectl create -f pod.yamlkubectl create deployment my-app --image=nginxkubectl create secret generic my-secret --from-literal=key=valuekubectl delete pod my-podkubectl delete -f deployment.yamlkubectl delete pods -l app=my-appkubectl apply -f deployment.yamlkubectl apply -f ./manifests/kubectl apply -f https://example.com/manifest.yamlkubectl edit deployment my-deploykubectl edit configmap my-configkubectl edit svc my-servicekubectl logs my-podkubectl logs my-pod --tail=100kubectl logs my-pod -c my-containerkubectl exec -it my-pod -- /bin/bashkubectl exec my-pod -- ls /appkubectl exec -it my-pod -c sidecar -- shkubectl port-forward pod/my-pod 8080:80kubectl port-forward svc/my-svc 8080:80kubectl port-forward deployment/my-deploy 8080:80kubectl cp my-pod:/app/logs ./logskubectl cp ./config.yaml my-pod:/app/config.yamlkubectl cp my-pod:/app/logs ./logs -c my-containerkubectl attach my-pod -itkubectl attach my-pod -c my-containerkubectl top podkubectl top pod --all-namespaceskubectl top pod --containerskubectl rollout status deployment/my-deploykubectl rollout status deployment/my-deploy -wkubectl rollout history deployment/my-deploykubectl rollout history deployment/my-deploy --revision=2kubectl rollout undo deployment/my-deploykubectl rollout undo deployment/my-deploy --to-revision=2kubectl scale deployment my-deploy --replicas=3kubectl scale deployment my-deploy --replicas=0kubectl scale statefulset my-sts --replicas=5kubectl autoscale deployment my-deploy --min=2 --max=10 --cpu-percent=80kubectl get hpakubectl set image deployment/my-deploy my-container=nginx:1.25kubectl set image deployment/my-deploy *=nginx:latestkubectl get namespacekubectl get nskubectl get ns -o widekubectl create namespace my-namespacekubectl create ns stagingkubectl config set-context --current --namespace=my-namespacekubectl config set-context my-context --namespace=stagingkubectl config viewkubectl config view --minifykubectl config use-context my-clusterkubectl config use-context prod-clusterkubectl config get-contextskubectl config get-contexts -o namekubectl config current-contextkubectl logs -f my-podkubectl logs -f my-pod --tail=50kubectl logs -f -l app=my-appkubectl get eventskubectl get events --sort-by=.lastTimestampkubectl get events --field-selector involvedObject.name=my-podkubectl top nodekubectl top node --sort-by=memorykubectl debug -it my-pod --image=busyboxkubectl debug node/my-node -it --image=ubuntukubectl debug my-pod --copy-to=debug-pod --image=busyboxkubectl run test --image=busybox --rm -it --restart=Never -- shkubectl run nginx --image=nginxkubectl patch deployment my-deploy -p '{"spec":{"replicas":3}}'kubectl patch node my-node -p '{"spec":{"unschedulable":true}}'kubectl label pod my-pod env=productionkubectl label pod my-pod env-kubectl label pods -l app=my-app version=v2kubectl annotate pod my-pod description='My app pod'kubectl annotate deployment my-deploy description-kubectl taint node my-node key=value:NoSchedulekubectl taint node my-node key:NoSchedule-kubectl drain my-node --ignore-daemonsetskubectl drain my-node --ignore-daemonsets --delete-emptydir-datakubectl cordon my-nodekubectl uncordon my-nodekubectl apply --dry-run=client -f deployment.yamlkubectl apply --dry-run=server -f deployment.yamlkubectl diff -f deployment.yamlkubectl Commands is a cheat sheet compiling frequently used Kubernetes CLI commands. It comprehensively covers commands needed for cluster management, from basic resource operations to Pod debugging, deployment rollouts, and advanced node management. Each command includes descriptions, common options, and practical examples that can be copied with one click.
kubectl create creates a resource and fails if it already exists. kubectl apply creates or updates a resource declaratively, making it idempotent. apply is preferred for managing resources with YAML files.
Use kubectl config use-context to switch contexts. You can list all available contexts with kubectl config get-contexts. Each context typically corresponds to a different cluster or namespace.
kubectl delete removes a specific resource immediately. kubectl drain gracefully evicts all pods from a node (respecting PodDisruptionBudgets) and marks it unschedulable, preparing it for maintenance.
Use kubectl logs my-pod --previous to see logs from the previous (crashed) container instance. kubectl describe pod my-pod shows events and conditions. kubectl debug creates an ephemeral container for deeper inspection.
kubectl exec runs a new process in the container (e.g. a shell). kubectl attach connects to the existing main process of the container, useful for interacting with programs that read stdin.