$ kubectl get rel --sort-by {.metadata.creationTimestamp} --all-namespaces
NAMESPACE NAME AGE ACHIEVED STEP CLUSTERS WAITING REASON
default super-server-bacf2183-0 4h30m full on kind-app
default2 super-server2-bacf2183-0 4h30m full on kind-app
default3 super-server3-bacf2183-0 4h30m full on kind-app
default super-server-dc5bfc5a-0 4h10m full on kind-app-d
default2 super-server2-dc5bfc5a-0 4h9m full on kind-app-d
default3 super-server3-dc5bfc5a-0 4h9m full on kind-app
default super-server-bacf2183-1 3h50m full on kind-app,kind-app-d
default2 super-server2-bacf2183-1 3h50m full on kind-app,kind-app-d
default3 super-server3-bacf2183-1 3h50m full on kind-app,kind-app-d
default super-server-a24bf7f2-0 152m full on kind-app,kind-app-d
default3 super-server3-a24bf7f2-0 152m full on kind-app,kind-app-d
default2 super-server2-a24bf7f2-0 152m full on kind-app,kind-app-d
default super-server-8de83afb-0 149m full on kind-app-d
default2 super-server2-8de83afb-0 149m full on kind-app-d
default3 super-server3-8de83afb-0 149m full on kind-app
default super-server-dc5bfc5a-1 133m full on kind-app-d
default2 super-server2-dc5bfc5a-1 133m full on kind-app-d
default3 super-server3-dc5bfc5a-1 133m full on kind-app
$ shipperctl clean decommissioned-clusters -h
removing decommissioned clusters from annotations of releases that are scheduled on decommissioned clusters and are not contenders or incumbents.
Usage:
shipperctl clean decommissioned-clusters [flags]
Flags:
-h, --help help for decommissioned-clusters
Global Flags:
--decommissionedClusters strings List of decommissioned clusters. (Required)
--dryrun If true, only prints the objects that will be modified/deleted
--kubeconfig string The path to the Kubernetes configuration file (default "~/.kube/config")
--management-cluster-context string The name of the context to use to communicate with the management cluster. defaults to the current one
$ shipperctl clean decommissioned-clusters --decommissionedClusters="kind-app-d"
About to edit 8 releases
Would you like to see the releases? (This will not edit anything) [y/n]: y
NAMESPACE NAME OLD CLUSTER ANNOTATIONS NEW CLUSTER ANNOTATIONS
default super-server-a24bf7f2-0 kind-app,kind-app-d kind-app
default super-server-bacf2183-1 kind-app,kind-app-d kind-app
default super-server-dc5bfc5a-0 kind-app-d
default2 super-server2-a24bf7f2-0 kind-app,kind-app-d kind-app
default2 super-server2-bacf2183-1 kind-app,kind-app-d kind-app
default2 super-server2-dc5bfc5a-0 kind-app-d
default3 super-server3-a24bf7f2-0 kind-app,kind-app-d kind-app
default3 super-server3-bacf2183-1 kind-app,kind-app-d kind-app
This will update 8 releases. Are you sure? [y/n]: n
$ shipperctl list release -h
list Shipper *releases* that are scheduled *only* on given clusters
Usage:
shipperctl list release [flags]
Flags:
-h, --help help for release
Global Flags:
--clusters strings List of comma separated clusters to list releases that are scheduled *only* on those clusters. If empty, will list without filtering
--kubeconfig string The path to the Kubernetes configuration file (default "~/.kube/config")
--management-cluster-context string The name of the context to use to communicate with the management cluster. defaults to the current one
-o, --output string Output format. One of: json|yaml. (Optional) defaults to verbose
$ shipperctl list release
NAMESPACE NAME CLUSTERS ANNOTATION
$ list release --clusters kind-app-d
NAMESPACE NAME CLUSTERS ANNOTATION
default super-server-8de83afb-0 kind-app-d
default super-server-dc5bfc5a-0 kind-app-d
default super-server-dc5bfc5a-1 kind-app-d
default2 super-server2-8de83afb-0 kind-app-d
default2 super-server2-dc5bfc5a-0 kind-app-d
default2 super-server2-dc5bfc5a-1 kind-app-d
$ shipperctl list contender -h
list Shipper *contenders* that are scheduled *only* on given clusters
Usage:
shipperctl list contender [flags]
Flags:
-h, --help help for contender
Global Flags:
--clusters strings List of comma separated clusters to list releases that are scheduled *only* on those clusters. If empty, will list without filtering
--kubeconfig string The path to the Kubernetes configuration file (default "~/.kube/config")
--management-cluster-context string The name of the context to use to communicate with the management cluster. defaults to the current one
-o, --output string Output format. One of: json|yaml. (Optional) defaults to verbose
$ shipperctl list contender --clusters kind-app-d
NAMESPACE NAME CLUSTERS ANNOTATION
default super-server-dc5bfc5a-1 kind-app-d
default2 super-server2-dc5bfc5a-1 kind-app-d
$ shipperctl list contender --clusters kind-app-d -o json
[
{
"namespace": "default",
"name": "super-server-dc5bfc5a-1",
"clusters": "kind-app-d"
},
{
"namespace": "default2",
"name": "super-server2-dc5bfc5a-1",
"clusters": "kind-app-d"
}
]
$ shipperctl list contender --clusters kind-app-d -o yaml
- clusters: kind-app-d
name: super-server-dc5bfc5a-1
namespace: default
- clusters: kind-app-d
name: super-server2-dc5bfc5a-1
namespace: default2
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Different output of this command: