kubectl convenience functions. Add . <path>/{bash,zsh}rc to your shell rc and
export KUBE_NS=your-kubectl-namespace.
Dependencies: kubectl, percol
col N uses awk to return column N, default 1. col skip N drops the first
line.
kgg (k get grep) finds the namespace and name of a pod based on a pattern.
Has --help.
kggc extends kgg to match containers. Has --help.
kre is like k, but uses kgg. Useful to abbreviate EG pod names: kre desc
po comm.
kex executes a command (sh by default) in a pod. Arguments until the first
-- are passed to kgg, the remainder are the command.
kexc is exactly like kex except that it uses kggc.
ksql is basically kex postgres psql.
kexp allows you to interactively choose which container to enter.
ksetsecret uses kube-secret-editor.py to set values from ~/.ksecretvals
into the given secret (via kgg). EG if your secret (root-pg-password) looks
like:
junk... data: foo: b64-encode(wabbadoo) bar: b64-encode(yoink) other junk...
then you can set bar by having ~/.ksecretvals:
bar: yeet
And running:
ksetsecret pg
The Python is maintained at https://github.com/lxsli/kube-secret-editor, please push edits there first. It requires Python3 and PyYAML.