Chapter 5. Administrator CLI Operations

Creates a new project:

oadm new-project <project_name>

$ oadm new-project <project_name>

Manages authorization policies:

oadm policy

$ oadm policy

Manages groups:

oadm groups

$ oadm groups

Installs a router:

oadm router <router_name>

$ oadm router <router_name>

Installs an IP failover group for a set of nodes:

oadm ipfailover <ipfailover_config>

$ oadm ipfailover <ipfailover_config>

Installs an integrated Docker registry:

oadm registry

$ oadm registry

Outputs the inputs and dependencies of any builds:

oadm build-chain <image-stream>[:<tag>]

$ oadm build-chain <image-stream>[:<tag>]

Manages nodes. For example, list or evacuate pods, or mark them ready:

oadm manage-node

$ oadm manage-node

Removes older versions of resources from the server:

oadm prune

$ oadm prune

Changes kubelet configuration files:

oadm config <subcommand>

$ oadm config <subcommand>

Creates a basic .kubeconfig file from client certificates:

oadm create-kubeconfig

$ oadm create-kubeconfig

Creates a configuration file for connecting to the server as a user:

oadm create-api-client-config

$ oadm create-api-client-config

Creates a bootstrap project template:

oadm create-bootstrap-project-template

$ oadm create-bootstrap-project-template

Creates the default bootstrap policy:

oadm create-bootstrap-policy-file

$ oadm create-bootstrap-policy-file

Creates a login template:

oadm create-login-template

$ oadm create-login-template

Resets the policy to the default values:

oadm overwrite-policy

$ oadm overwrite-policy

Creates a configuration bundle for a node:

oadm create-node-config

$ oadm create-node-config

Manages certificates and keys:

oadm ca

$ oadm ca

Displays the version of the indicated object:

oadm version

$ oadm version

Displays help about any command:

oadm help <command>

$ oadm help <command>