Visualize your webhook configurations in Kubernetes.
Go binaries are automatically built with each release by GoReleaser. These can be accessed on the GitHub releases page for this project.
There are several ways to install view-webhook. The recommended installation method is via krew.
$ go get https://github.com/Trendyol/kubectl-view-webhookOption 1 (if you have a Go compiler and want to tweak the code):
$ git clone https://github.com/Trendyol/kubectl-view-webhook
$ cd kubectl-view-webhook
$ go build .Krew is a kubectl plugin manager. If you have not yet installed krew, get it at kubernetes-sigs/krew. Then installation is as simple as :
$ kubectl krew install view-webhook
$ kubectl view-webhook --helpBy default, view-webhook will display all the Validating&Mutating Admission webhooks that available on your cluster.Also, you can get the detail of each one of them by giving its name.
$ kubectl view-webhook [flags]
$ kubectl view-webhook NAME [flags]| Kind | Name | Webhook | Service | Resources | Operations | Remaing Day | Active Namespaces |
|-------------------------------------------|----------------------------|---------------------|----------------------------|----------------------------------------------|---------------------------------------------|--------------------|----------------------|
| Type of the webhook (Mutating/Validating) | Name of the webhook config | Name of the webhook | service details of webhook | Kubernetes Resources which webhook interests | Kubernetes Operations(CREATE/UPDATE/DELETE) | Cert Remaining Day | Activated namespaces |This repository is available under the Apache License 2.0.