Debugging
The nuv debug subcomand gives access to many useful debugging utilities as follow:
You need access to the Kubernetes cluster where Nuvolaris is installed.
nuv debug: available subcommands: * apihost: show current apihost * certs: show certificates * config: show deployed configuration * images: show current images * ingress: show ingresses * kube: kubernetes support subcommand prefix * lb: show ingress load balancer * log: show logs * route: show openshift route * runtimes: show runtimes * status: show deployment status * watch: watch nodes and pod deployment * operator:version: show operator versions
The nuv debug kube subcommand also gives detailed informations about the underlying Kubernetes cluster:
nuv debug kube: available subcommands: * ctl: execute a kubectl command, specify with CMD=<command> * detect: detect the kind of kubernetes we are using * exec: exec bash in pod P=... * info: show info * nodes: show nodes * ns: show namespaces * operator: describe operator * pod: show pods and related * svc: show services, routes and ingresses * users: show nuvolaris users custom resources * wait: wait for a value matching the given jsonpath on the specific resources under the namespace nuvolaris