Powershell module for Kubernetes kubectl command line tool. This module calls kubectl as json output and converts Powershell objects from the json response. This is a work in progress module but basic functionality works.
- kubectl command line tool
- authenticated kubernetes cluster
- GKE example:
gcloud container clusters get-credentials <clusterName> --zone <zone> --project <projectId>
- GKE example:
- Enter-KubernetesPod
- Remove-KubernetesPod
- Get-KubernetesPod
- Get-KubernetesNamespace
- ConvertFrom-Base64
- ConvertTo-Base64
- Get-KubernetesSecret
- Get-KubernetesPodPublicIP
- Get-KubernetesNode
- Get-KubernetesPodResource
- Get-KubernetesNodeResource
- Get-KubernetesEvictedPod
- Clear-KubernetesEvictedPod
Many of these functions has dynamic ValidateSet for parameters based on the Kubernetes cluster resource content (pods). For example in Enter-KubernetesPod -Namespace <string> -PodName <string> you can just tab for the PodName argument and the function dynamically gets all pods from that namespace.
Install kubectl and authenticate to your Kubernetes cluster
https://kubernetes.io/docs/tasks/tools/install-kubectl/
Create this folder structure if it doesn't exist and put these two files there:
Kubernetes.psm1(Powershell module file)Kubernetes.psd1(Powershell manifest file)
C:\Users\<username>\Documents\WindowsPowerShell\Modules\Kubernetes