The ops debug subcomand gives access to many useful debugging
utilities as follow:
You need access to the Kubernetes cluster where OpenServerless is installed.
ops 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 ops debug kube subcommand also gives detailed informations about
the underlying Kubernetes cluster:
ops 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 openserverless users custom resources
* wait: wait for a value matching the given jsonpath on the specific resources under the namespace openserverless