Kubectl Contrailstatus

Syntax

Description

This command displays the status' of various Contrail components. You can display the status' of the Configuration plane components, the Control plane components, the Data plane components, and the BGP routers and other resources.

Options

kubectl contrailstatus deployment --plane config	Displays the status of the Configuration plane components: contrail-k8s-apiserver contrail-k8s-controller contrail-k8s-kubemanager
kubectl contrailstatus deployment --plane control	Displays the status of the Control plane components: contrail-control

kubectl contrailstatus deployment --plane data

Displays the status of the Data plane components:

contrail-vrouter-masters
contrail-vrouter-nodes

kubectl contrailstatus resource bgprouter

Displays the status' of the various BGP and XMPP neighbor relationships.

kubectl contrailstatus resource globalsystemconfig

Displays the status of the GlobalSystemConfig.

kubectl contrailstatus resource routinginstance

Displays the status' of the various RoutingInstances in Contrail.

kubectl contrailstatus resource virtualnetwork

Displays the status' of the various VirtualNetworks in Contrail.

kubectl contrailstatus --all

Displays the status' of the Configuration/Control/Data planes and the BGP and XMPP relationships.

kubectl contrailstatus version

Displays the contrailstatus version.

Additional Information

The --wide qualifier displays more information (if available) on the queried component.

Use the --help qualifier to display the help at any point in the command.

This command looks for the kubeconfig file in the default ~/.kube/config location. You can't use the kubectl --kubeconfig option to specify the location of the kubeconfig file.

Output Fields

Table 1 lists the output fields for the kubectl contrailstatus command.

Table 1: kubectl contrailstatus Output Fields
Field Name	Field Description
NAME	The name of the pod or resource.
STATUS	The status of the pod or resource.
NODE	The name of the node on which the pod is running.
IP	The (machine) IP address of the node on which the pod is running.
MESSAGE	Not used.
LOCAL BGPROUTER	The name of the node on which the local BGP router is running.
NEIGHBOR BGPROUTER	The name of the node on which the neighbor BGP router is running.
ENCODING	Whether this connection is XMPP or BGP.
STATE	The state of this connection.
POD	The name of the pod on which the local BGP router is running.

Sample Output