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== Commands ==
== Commands ==
* oc rsh
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|oc whoami
|See who you are logged in as
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|oc login
|Log in to the cluster
|Defaults to using a web login, but user/pass can be provided over the command line
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|oc new-project
|Create a new project (namespace)
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|oc describe
|Get detailed information on a resource '''''instance'''''
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|oc explain
|Get documentation on a resource '''''object'''''
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|oc api-resources
|Get a list of all API resources
| --api-group can be used to limit to certain API groups
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|oc adm top
|Get resource usage on pods and similar
| --sum will show a sum of resource usage
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== Important Resource Types ==
== Important Resource Types ==
* statefulset
* statefulset
* replica
* replica
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=== Anki Questions ===
=== Anki Questions ===
1. What is <resource>?
 
2. What command should be used to <action>?
# What is <resource>?
3. Where is <resourcetype> useful? (service/endpoint type stuff)
# What command should be used to <action>?
# Where is <resource> useful compared to similar ones?

Revision as of 14:00, 4 August 2026

Commands

Command Used for... Notes
oc whoami See who you are logged in as
oc login Log in to the cluster Defaults to using a web login, but user/pass can be provided over the command line
oc new-project Create a new project (namespace)
oc describe Get detailed information on a resource instance
oc explain Get documentation on a resource object
oc api-resources Get a list of all API resources --api-group can be used to limit to certain API groups
oc adm top Get resource usage on pods and similar --sum will show a sum of resource usage

Important Resource Types

  • statefulset
  • replica
Resource Description Useful for... OS Only?


Anki Questions

  1. What is <resource>?
  2. What command should be used to <action>?
  3. Where is <resource> useful compared to similar ones?