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As of now, there's a sub-command version which helps end users get info about the version of this kubectl-plugin, just like kubectl it can be expanded to give in more information about installed OpenEBS versions, etc from component labels.
TUI UX
// need to discuss with the community for better usability & debug-ability
$ kubectl openebs cluster-info.
CAS-TYPE VERSION STATUS
CStor 3.0 Good
LocalPV 2.9 Upgrade available
CStor-Legacy 1.4 Good
Much later, more functionality can be added which can raise more potential red-flags besides quality information, like kubectl get cs or kubectl cluster-info, a good source could be the ERROR/WARNING events from the Storage provisioners, CSI pods, etc, if it's not super easy to do so via kubectl get events --<flags>
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As of now, there's a sub-command
version
which helps end users get info about the version of thiskubectl-plugin
, just like kubectl it can be expanded to give in more information about installed OpenEBS versions, etc from component labels.TUI UX
Much later, more functionality can be added which can raise more potential red-flags besides quality information, like
kubectl get cs
orkubectl cluster-info
, a good source could be theERROR/WARNING
events from the Storage provisioners, CSI pods, etc, if it's not super easy to do so viakubectl get events --<flags>
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: