kubectl nearby
A kubectl plugin that lists:
- pods on the same node as a given pod
- nodes in the same zone as a given node
Installation
- Download the latest version from the Releases page.
- Place the
kubectl-nearby
binary in a directory that's included in your$PATH
. For example:/usr/local/bin
.
Usage
Nearby Pods
To list pods on the same node as a given pod:
kubectl nearby pods POD_NAME [OPTIONS]
By default, the output only shows pods from the same namespace as the given pod.
Options:
--namespace NAMESPACE
- The namespace for the given pod.--all-namespaces
- The output will include pods from all namespaces on the same node as the given pod.--kubeconfig
- The location of the kubeconfig file if it's not in a standard location.
Nearby Nodes
To list nodes in the same zone as a given node:
kubectl nearby nodes NODE_NAME [OPTIONS]
kubectl-nearby uses the topology.kubernetes.io/zone
label value to determine a node's zone.
Options:
--kubeconfig
- The location of the kubeconfig file if it's not in a standard location.
Creating a new release
This is the standard release process for maintainers.
- Go to the Releases page
- Note the most recent release version
- Locally, checkout the
main
branch to the latest revision - Run
bin/release VERSION
where version is in the formvX.Y.Z
and is the next logical semantic version based on the changes - Go to the Tags page
- Find the tag named after the version you just created
- Click ... and click Create release
- Release title format:
Release vX.Y.Z
- Description: Note relevant changes and link to the PR(s).
- Attach the
.tar.gz
files from your localreleases/vX.Y.Z
directory.
- Release title format: