Listing some useful k3d and kubectl
commands I've been using lately.
k3d
Create cluster
k3d cluster create my-cluster
Create cluster with load balancer and respective port binding (useful for testing locally)
k3d cluster create my-cluster -p "80:30000@loadbalancer"
Create cluster without load balancer
k3d cluster create --no-lb
Create cluster with specified number of control planes and worker nodes
k3d cluster create my-cluster --servers 3 --agents 3
List clusters
k3d cluster list
Delete cluster
k3d cluster list
kubectl
List all supported resource types (useful to know which version to use when writing manifests)
kubectl api-resources
Get list of nodes in the cluster
kubectl get nodes
Apply resources specified in a manifest file
kubectl apply -f pod.yaml
Get Pods
kubectl get pods
Get Pod details (useful to know which image tag/version is running)
kubectl describe pod my-pod
Port bind Pod port to localhost port
kubectl port-forward pod/conversao-temperatura 8080:8080
Delete Pod
kubectl delete pod conversao-temperatura
Delete resources specified in a manifest file
kubectl delete -f pod.yaml