kube-fzf

Shell commands using kubectl and fzf for command-line fuzzy searching of Kubernetes Pods. It helps to interactively:

• search for a Pod
• tail a container of a Pod
• exec in to a container of a Pod
• describe a pod
• port forward pod

Prerequisite

• fzf
• xclip Only for Linux and it is optional

Install

Using Homebrew

brew tap thecasualcoder/stable
brew install kube-fzf

Using AUR ( ArchLinux )

yay -S kube-fzf

Manual

git clone https://github.com/thecasualcoder/kube-fzf.git ~/.kube-fzf
sudo ln -s ~/.kube-fzf/findpod /usr/local/bin/findpod
sudo ln -s ~/.kube-fzf/execpod /usr/local/bin/execpod
sudo ln -s ~/.kube-fzf/tailpod /usr/local/bin/tailpod
sudo ln -s ~/.kube-fzf/describepod /usr/local/bin/describepod
sudo ln -s ~/.kube-fzf/pfpod /usr/local/bin/pfpod
sudo ln -s ~/.kube-fzf/kube-fzf.sh  /usr/local/bin/kube-fzf.sh

Usage

findpod

findpod [-a | -n <namespace-query>] [pod-query]

describepod

describepod [-a | -n <namespace-query>] [pod-query]

tailpod

tailpod [-a | -n <namespace-query>] [pod-query]

execpod

execpod [-a | -n <namespace-query>] [pod-query] <command>

pfpod

pfpod [-c | -o | -a | -n <namespace-query>] [pod-query] <port>

Options

-a                    -  Search in all namespaces
-n <namespace-query>  -  Find namespaces matching <namespace-query> and do fzf.
                         If there is only one match then it is selected automatically.
-h                    -  Show help

Demo

findpod

describepod

tailpod

tailpod - multiple containers

execpod

execpod - multiple containers

fzf Namespace (only when no match found for the given namespace)

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For switching Kubernetes contexts and namespaces interactively from the command-line use kubectx