List Kubernetes objects with a ChatGpt prompt
In our last video, we walked through integrating your Kubernetes cluster with Kubiya. Now, let's take it a step further. Learn how to manage your Kubernetes objects using Kubiya with straightforward instructions. No more complex kubectl commands – just simple prompts. With Kubiya, even if you're not a Kubernetes expert, you can handle complex Kubernetes tasks like a pro.
🌐 What You'll Learn:
How to use Kubiya to easily list namespaces, deployments, and services in Kubernetes.
The convenience of managing Kubernetes objects through intuitive Kubiya prompts compared to traditional methods.
Real-time demonstrations of Kubiya’s capabilities in action.
🔥 Why Choose Kubiya?:
Kubiya ushers in a new era of DevOps management, characterized by its intuitive, accessible, and efficient approach. Say goodbye to memorizing complex kubectl commands and welcome a smoother Kubernetes experience.
📺 Catch Up on the Kubiya Series:
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Automating Tags & Lifecycle Policies with Kubiya: • Ask Kubiya to create tags & lifecycle...
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Ask Kubiya to write a terraform script and create S3 bucket: • Get AWS S3 bucket created using Terra...
Ask ChatGPT to create multiple buckets using Terraform for-loop: • Ask ChatGPT to create multiple bucket...
Listing All Policies and Creating a New Policy Using Kubiya: • List and create custom policies to se...
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Integrate Kubernetes cluster with Kubiya UI: • Integrate Kubernetes cluster with Cha...
Create kubiya Runner via Slack for K8S integration: • Create kubiya Runner via Slack for K8...
Meet the author of the video: / shantanu-das-devops
How do you manage your cluster? How do you see how many namespaces you have, how many deployments are there in a namespace, and whether a deployment has the right labels or annotation? Comment below and let me know.