doctl-kubernetes-cluster:tldr:c46f9
doctl-kubernetes-cluster: List all Kubernetes clusters.
$ doctl kubernetes cluster list
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The command 'doctl kubernetes cluster list' is used to retrieve a list of Kubernetes clusters provisioned on DigitalOcean using the 'doctl' command-line interface. Here's how it works:
- 'doctl' stands for DigitalOcean Command-Line Tool, which is a command-line interface (CLI) provided by DigitalOcean to manage your resources on their cloud platform.
- 'kubernetes' is a subcommand used to interact with your Kubernetes clusters on DigitalOcean.
- 'cluster' is the keyword indicating that we want to perform an operation related to clusters.
- 'list' is the action we are requesting, which is to retrieve a list of all the Kubernetes clusters you have provisioned on DigitalOcean.
When this command is executed, 'doctl' will communicate with the DigitalOcean API and fetch the necessary information about your Kubernetes clusters. It will then display the list of clusters, including details like their names, UUIDs, region, version, and node count.
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