Ready-to-use commands and tips for kubectl

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Kubectl is the most important Kubernetes command-line tool that allows you to run commands against clusters. Internally, we share our knowledge of using it via formal wiki-like instructions as well as Slack messages (we also have a handy and smart search engine in place — but that’s a whole different story…). Over the years, we have accumulated a large number of various kubectl tips and tricks. Now, we’ve decided to share some of our cheat sheets with a wider community.

I am sure our readers might be familiar with many of them. But still, I hope you will learn something new and, thereby, improve your productivity.

NB: While some of the commands & techniques listed below were compiled by our engineers, others were found on the Web. In the latter case, we checked them thoroughly and found them useful.

Please, read the rest here.