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Scenario |
Use the Command |
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To view the status of pods |
kubectl get pods -n <ingress-namespace> -w Example: kubectl get pods -n nsl-ingress -w |
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To view the detailed info about the pods |
kubectl describe pod <slserver-podname> -n <ingress-namespace> Example: kubectl describe pod slserver-59484f68d-6dkvl -n nsl-ingress |
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To delete the pod |
kubectl delete pod <slserver-podname> -n <ingress-namespace> Example: kubectl delete pod slserver-59484f68d-6dkvl -n nsl-ingress |
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To list the helm charts |
helm list -n <ingress-namespace> Example: helm list -n nsl-ingress |
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To check the status of helm (that was used to deploy Advanced Edition) |
helm status <chart-name> -n <ingress-namespace> Example: helm status slserver001 -n nsl-ingress |
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To upgrade helm (to deploy updated docker images) |
helm upgrade <release-name> <name-of-the-helm-chart> -n <name-of-the-namespace> For example, helm upgrade slserver SecureLogin-Server-x.x.x.x -n my-ingress |
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To uninstall helm |
helm uninstall <name-of-the-release> -n <namespace> Example: helm uninstall slserver001 -n nsl-ingress |
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To restart the Advanced Edition server |
kubectl rollout restart deployment <deployment name> -n <namespace> Example: kubectl rollout restart deployment slserver -n nsl-ingress |
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To check the Advanced Edition server debug log |
kubectl logs -f pod/<slserver-podname> -n <ingress-namespace> NOTE:By default, the log level is set to “ERROR”. Other available levels are DEBUG, INFO, ERROR, WARN, TRACE, FATAL, and OFF. To change the log level:
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To get all services and their IP addresses |
kubectl get services -n <ingress-namespace> Example: kubectl get services -n nsl-ingress |