kubectl version - Check Kubernetes version

kubectl cluster-info - Display cluster information

kubectl get nodes - List all nodes in the cluster

kubectl get pods - List all running pods

kubectl run POD_NAME –image=IMAGE - Create and run a pod with an image

kubectl get pods - List all pods

kubectl delete pod POD_NAME - Delete a pod

kubectl logs POD_NAME - View logs of a pod

kubectl exec -it POD_NAME – COMMAND - Run a command inside a running pod

kubectl create deployment DEPLOYMENT_NAME –image=IMAGE - Create a deployment

kubectl get deployments - List deployments

kubectl delete deployment DEPLOYMENT_NAME - Delete a deployment

kubectl scale deployment DEPLOYMENT_NAME –replicas=N - Scale a deployment

kubectl rollout status deployment DEPLOYMENT_NAME - Check deployment rollout status

kubectl expose deployment DEPLOYMENT_NAME –type=LoadBalancer –port=PORT - Expose a deployment as a service

kubectl get services - List services

kubectl delete service SERVICE_NAME - Delete a service

kubectl get namespaces - List all namespaces

kubectl create namespace NAMESPACE_NAME - Create a namespace

kubectl delete namespace NAMESPACE_NAME - Delete a namespace

kubectl create configmap CONFIGMAP_NAME –from-literal=KEY=VALUE - Create a ConfigMap

kubectl get configmaps - List ConfigMaps

kubectl delete configmap CONFIGMAP_NAME - Delete a ConfigMap

kubectl create secret generic SECRET_NAME –from-literal=KEY=VALUE - Create a Secret

kubectl get secrets - List Secrets

kubectl delete secret SECRET_NAME - Delete a Secret

kubectl describe RESOURCE_NAME RESOURCE_INSTANCE - Show detailed information about a resource

kubectl get all - List all resources in the cluster

kubectl apply -f FILE - Apply a configuration file

kubectl delete -f FILE - Delete resources from a file

kubectl top pod - Show resource usage of pods

This cheat sheet provides an overview of commonly used Kubernetes commands. For more details, refer to the Kubernetes Documentation.