Connector status command

Display the status of connectors in the current site.

Platforms	Kubernetes, Docker, Podman, Linux

Usage

skupper connector status [name] [options]

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

[name]

string

optional

An optional resource name. If set, the status command reports status for the named resource only.

Platforms	Kubernetes, Docker, Podman, Linux

--timeout

Raise an error if the operation does not complete in the given period of time.

Default	`60s`
Platforms	Kubernetes, Docker, Podman, Linux

--output

(-o) <format>

Print status to the console in a structured output format.

Choices

`json`	Produce JSON output
`yaml`	Produce YAML output

Platforms Kubernetes, Docker, Podman, Linux

Global options

--context

<name>

global

Set the kubeconfig context.

Platforms	Kubernetes
See also	Kubernetes kubeconfigs

--kubeconfig

<file>

global

Set the path to the kubeconfig file.

Platforms	Kubernetes
See also	Kubernetes kubeconfigs

--namespace

(-n) <name>

global

Set the namespace.

Platforms	Kubernetes, Docker, Podman, Linux
See also	Kubernetes namespaces

--platform

global

Set the Skupper platform.

Default

kubernetes

Choices

`kubernetes`	Kubernetes
`docker`	Docker
`podman`	Podman
`linux`	Linux

Platforms Kubernetes, Docker, Podman, Linux

--help

(-h) boolean

global

Display help and exit.

Platforms	Kubernetes, Docker, Podman, Linux