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Thanks @yashbhutwala for such an amazing util. It is helping us great for our performance analysis.
I've a query on this.
Currently on the usage front, it displays the SIZE,USED,AVAILABLE,%USED,IUSED,IFREE,%IUSED columns.
Is it possible to display the REQUESTS & CAPACITY of each PVC?
I use the below command to get that details separately and run yours separately and then combine both. kubectl get pvc --all-namespaces -o custom-columns="NAMESPACE:.metadata.namespace,NAME:metadata.name,REQUESTS:spec.resources.requests.storage,CAPACITY:status.capacity.storage"
While I do that, I was thinking it would be great to get those via your kubectl-df-pv.
I'm not sure if such feature currently exists.
Thanks!
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Thanks @yashbhutwala for such an amazing util. It is helping us great for our performance analysis.
I've a query on this.
Currently on the usage front, it displays the SIZE,USED,AVAILABLE,%USED,IUSED,IFREE,%IUSED columns.
Is it possible to display the REQUESTS & CAPACITY of each PVC?
I use the below command to get that details separately and run yours separately and then combine both.
kubectl get pvc --all-namespaces -o custom-columns="NAMESPACE:.metadata.namespace,NAME:metadata.name,REQUESTS:spec.resources.requests.storage,CAPACITY:status.capacity.storage"
While I do that, I was thinking it would be great to get those via your kubectl-df-pv.
I'm not sure if such feature currently exists.
Thanks!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: