Query your Kubernetes resources using Hubot.
Add hubot-kubernetes to your package.json file:
"dependencies": {
"hubot": ">= 2.5.1",
"hubot-scripts": ">= 2.4.2",
"hubot-redis-brain": "0.0.3",
"hubot-auth": "^1.2.0",
"hubot-kubernetes": ">= 0.0.0"
}
Then add "hubot-kubernetes" to your external-scripts.json file:
["hubot-kubernetes"]
Finally, run npm install hubot-kubernetes and you're done!
- apis.json - Default api prefix
- clusters.json - Settings for cluster connectin, host, ca, token, etc
hubot k8s describe [deploy|po|rs|svc] <resource name> namespace=<namespace name> cluster=<cluster name>
Show details of a specific resource or group of resources under given cluster.
hubot k8s get [deploy|po|rs|svc] namespace=<namespace name> cluster=<cluster name> [labels]
Display one or many resources under given cluster.
hubot k8s [delete|restart] [po|pod|pods] namespace=<namespace name> cluster=<cluster name> [pod name|labels]
Delete pod by name, or by label selector under given cluster. Note that this also "restarts" a service.
hubot k8s [log|logs] [previous] <pod name> namespace=<namespace name> cluster=<cluster name> [container=<container name>] [lines]
Print the logs for a container in a pod under given cluster, default display only the most recent 10 lines of output.
hubot k8s describe deploy hello-world namespace=default cluster=dev
hubot k8s get po namespace=default cluster=dev app=hello-world
hubot k8s delete po namespace=default cluster=dev hello-world-1234567890-xxxxx
hubot k8s delete po namespace=default cluster=dev app=hello-world
hubot k8s restart po namespace=default cluster=dev hello-world-1234567890-xxxxx
hubot k8s restart po namespace=default cluster=dev app=hello-world
hubot k8s logs hello-world-3876734081-7b882 namespace=default cluster=dev 10
hubot k8s logs previous hello-world-1234567890-xxxxx namespace=default cluster=dev 10
hubot k8s logs hello-world-1234567890-xxxxx namespace=default cluster=dev container=hello-world 10
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