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The command "fluxctl list-images" is used to list the available container images in a Kubernetes cluster that are managed by Flux, a continuous delivery and GitOps tool.

Flux is typically used to automate the deployment of containerized applications to a Kubernetes cluster. It watches a Git repository for changes in the configuration files and automatically updates the cluster accordingly.

When running the "fluxctl list-images" command, Flux provides a list of the container images registered in the cluster. These images are typically stored in a container registry and associated with specific deployments, such as Pods, Deployments, or StatefulSets. The list of images can help to identify which versions of the containerized applications are currently running or available for deployment.

This command can be useful in various scenarios, including monitoring the status of images in the cluster, checking for outdated images, or ensuring that the latest versions are being used in the deployments. The output of the command usually includes the container image name, tag, and associated deployment information.