Connector status command¶
Display status of all connectors or a specific connector
| Platforms | Kubernetes, Docker, Podman, Linux |
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Examples¶
# Show the status of all connectors in the current site
$ skupper connector status
NAME STATUS ROUTING-KEY SELECTOR HOST PORT LISTENERS
backend Ready backend app=backend <none> 8080 true
database Ready database app=postgresql <none> 5432 true
# Show the status of one connector
$ skupper connector status backend
Name: backend
Status: Ready
Message: <none>
Routing key: backend
Selector: app=backend
Host: <none>
Port: 8080
Has matching listeners: 1
Primary options¶
--help
boolean
help for status -o, --output string print status of connectors Choices: json, yaml ``` ``` -c, --context string Set the kubeconfig context
--kubeconfig
<string>
Path to the kubeconfig file to use -n, --namespace string Set the namespace -p, --platform string Set the platform type to use [kubernetes, podman, docker, linux] ```