Listener status command
skupper listener status [name] [options]
Display the status of listeners in the current site.
| Platforms | Kubernetes, Docker, Podman, Linux |
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Examples
# Show the status of all listeners in the current site
$ skupper listener status
NAME STATUS ROUTING-KEY HOST PORT CONNECTORS
backend Ready backend backend 8080 true
database Ready database database 5432 true
# Show the status of one listener
$ skupper listener status backend
Name: backend
Status: Ready
Message: <none>
Routing key: backend
Host: backend
Port: 8080
Has matching connectors: true
Primary options
[name]
string
optional
An optional resource name. If set, the status command reports status for the named resource only.
| See also | Kubernetes object names |
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--timeout
<duration>
Raise an error if the operation does not complete in the given period of time.
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| Platforms | Kubernetes |
| See also | Duration format |
--output
(-o) <format>
Print status to the console in a structured output format.
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Global options
--context
<name>
global
Set the kubeconfig context.
| Platforms | Kubernetes |
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| See also | Kubernetes kubeconfigs |
--kubeconfig
<file>
global
Set the path to the kubeconfig file.
| Platforms | Kubernetes |
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| See also | Kubernetes kubeconfigs |
--namespace
(-n) <name>
global
Set the current namespace.
| See also | Kubernetes namespaces |
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--platform
<platform>
global
Set the Skupper platform.
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| See also | Platform concept |
--help
(-h) boolean
global
Display help and exit.