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kube-fzf 命令

文件

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常用示例

Interactive pod selection

findpod

Tail pod logs

tailpod

Exec into pod

execpod

Describe pod

describepod

Port forward

pfpod

说明

kube-fzf is a set of shell functions that wrap common kubectl operations with fzf fuzzy-finding for interactive Kubernetes resource selection. Instead of typing exact pod names or copying them from `kubectl get pods` output, kube-fzf presents a searchable, filterable list of resources and executes the chosen kubectl command on the selected item. The package provides several purpose-built commands: `findpod` for locating and selecting pods, `tailpod` for streaming logs, `execpod` for opening a shell session inside a container, `describepod` for viewing pod details, and `pfpod` for setting up port forwarding. Each command queries the current Kubernetes context and namespace, presents matching pods through fzf's interactive interface, and passes the selection directly to the appropriate kubectl subcommand.

参数

findpod
Fuzzy find and select pod.
tailpod
Tail logs with fuzzy selection.
execpod
Exec into pod interactively.
describepod
Describe selected pod.
pfpod
Port forward to selected pod.

FAQ

What is the kube-fzf command used for?

kube-fzf is a set of shell functions that wrap common kubectl operations with fzf fuzzy-finding for interactive Kubernetes resource selection. Instead of typing exact pod names or copying them from `kubectl get pods` output, kube-fzf presents a searchable, filterable list of resources and executes the chosen kubectl command on the selected item. The package provides several purpose-built commands: `findpod` for locating and selecting pods, `tailpod` for streaming logs, `execpod` for opening a shell session inside a container, `describepod` for viewing pod details, and `pfpod` for setting up port forwarding. Each command queries the current Kubernetes context and namespace, presents matching pods through fzf's interactive interface, and passes the selection directly to the appropriate kubectl subcommand.

How do I run a basic kube-fzf example?

Run `findpod` in a terminal, then adjust file names, paths, flags, or remote targets for your system.

What does findpod do in kube-fzf?

Fuzzy find and select pod.