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Steampipe Table: openshift_image_stream - Query OpenShift Image Streams using SQL |
Allows users to query OpenShift Image Streams, offering detailed information about the streams and related metadata. |
An OpenShift Image Stream is a resource in OpenShift that provides an abstraction over related images. It allows users to track, tag, import and reference images based on tags, without explicit knowledge of the image repository or the image's specific registry URL. Image Streams also enable automatic updates whenever a new image is pushed to the registry.
The openshift_image_stream
table provides insights into Image Streams within OpenShift. If you are a DevOps engineer or system administrator, you can explore details about image streams, including tags, annotations, and associated metadata through this table. Utilize it to manage and monitor image streams effectively, ensuring smooth application deployments and updates.
select
uid,
name,
namespace,
resource_version,
generation,
docker_image_repository,
creation_timestamp
from
openshift_image_stream;
select
uid,
name,
namespace,
resource_version,
generation,
docker_image_repository,
creation_timestamp
from
openshift_image_stream;
select
uid,
name,
namespace,
resource_version,
generation,
docker_image_repository,
creation_timestamp
from
openshift_image_stream
where
namespace = 'default';
select
uid,
name,
namespace,
resource_version,
generation,
docker_image_repository,
creation_timestamp
from
openshift_image_stream
where
namespace = 'default';
select
uid,
name,
namespace,
resource_version,
generation,
docker_image_repository,
creation_timestamp
from
openshift_image_stream
where
deletion_timestamp is not null;
select
uid,
name,
namespace,
resource_version,
generation,
docker_image_repository,
creation_timestamp
from
openshift_image_stream
where
deletion_timestamp is not null;
select
uid,
name,
namespace,
jsonb_pretty(annotations) as annotations
from
openshift_image_stream;
select
uid,
name,
namespace,
annotations
from
openshift_image_stream;
select
uid,
name,
namespace,
jsonb_pretty(spec_tags) as spec_tags
from
openshift_image_stream;
select
uid,
name,
namespace,
spec_tags
from
openshift_image_stream;
select
uid,
name,
namespace,
jsonb_pretty(status_tags) as status_tags
from
openshift_image_stream;
select
uid,
name,
namespace,
status_tags
from
openshift_image_stream;