kubectl get daemonsets
SafeDaemonSets
kubectl get ds -A
Checks node-resident agents; a DESIRED/READY gap means some node lacks its agent.
Examples
kubectl get ds -AAll DaemonSets cluster-wide
Syntax
kubectl get ds [-A] [-n ns]
Before you run it
Read only.
Related commands
- kubectl get nodesNode status
- kubectl describeDescribe resource/events
The same reference, with no signal at all
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