Kubernetes Manager FAQs

Question 1

What is Kubernetes Manager?

Accepted Answer

Kubernetes Manager is a command-line tool that connects to your Kubernetes cluster, allowing you to manage resources, deploy applications, access logs, and manage Helm charts directly from your terminal.

Question 2

What Kubernetes resources can I manage with Kubernetes Manager?

Accepted Answer

You can list pods, services, deployments, nodes, and namespaces. You can also create, delete, and describe pods, and access pod logs and Kubernetes events.

Question 3

Does Kubernetes Manager support Helm?

Accepted Answer

Yes, Kubernetes Manager integrates with Helm v3, allowing you to install, uninstall, and upgrade Helm charts with ease. You can also specify namespaces, versions, and custom repositories.

Question 4

What are the prerequisites for using Kubernetes Manager?

Accepted Answer

You need kubectl installed and configured with access to a Kubernetes cluster, and Helm v3 installed if you plan to use Helm chart management features. Ensure kubectl is in your PATH and you have a valid kubeconfig file.

Question 5

How do I connect Kubernetes Manager to my cluster?

Accepted Answer

The server automatically connects to your current kubectl context. Ensure you have kubectl installed, a valid kubeconfig file, and access to a configured Kubernetes cluster. You can verify the connection by running `kubectl get pods` in your terminal.

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