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ahmetb/kubectl-node_resource: Query node allocations/utilizations in kubectl

kubectl node-resource is a kubectl plugin that provides insights into Kubernetes node resource allocation (based on pod requests) and actual utilization (based on metrics-server data).

It helps administrators and developers understand how resources are being consumed across their cluster's nodes and node pools.

If you have Krew installed, you can install node-resource with the following command:

kubectl krew install node-resource

Summary View: Provides a summary view with histograms and distribution buckets for resource allocation and utilization.
Structured JSON Output: Supports JSON output (with --json) for easy integration with other tools and scripts.
Fast Pod Querying: Utilizes optimized and parallel pod querying from the API server's watch cache for the allocation command. Works well with large clusters.
Color Output: Uses color-coded output in the terminal to visually indicate resource pressure on each node.
Flexible Sorting and Filtering: Sort nodes by CPU/memory usage percentage.
Free Resource Display: In addition to showing used resources, it can also display the free resources (--show-free) on each node.
Selective Resource Display: Allows users to choose which resources (CPU, Memory, Ephemeral Storage, Host Ports) are displayed in the output using flags like --show-cpu, --show-memory, --show-gpu, --show-ephemeral-storage, --show-pod-count, and --show-host-ports.

This plugin offers two main subcommands:

utilization: Show actual resource utilization on nodes.
allocation: Show pod resource allocations on nodes.

Displays the resource allocation on nodes based on the sum of pod resource requests. It shows each node's allocatable CPU and memory, the sum of CPU and memory requests from pods running on them, and the percentage of allocatable resources requested.

Examples:

Usage Command Show allocation for all nodes, sorted by CPU percentage (default sort).

kubectl node-resource allocation

Show allocation for nodes with the label role=worker, and also display host ports used by containers on these nodes.

kubectl node-resource allocation "role=worker" \
	--show-host-ports

Show only the summary of allocation for nodes matching the label pool=high-memory, hiding the detailed table.

kubectl node-resource allocation "pool=high-memory" \
	--summary=only

Show allocation for a specific node named node1, sorted by memory percentage, and include free (allocatable - requested) resources.

kubectl node-resource allocation \
      "kubernetes.io/hostname=node1" \
	--sort-by=mem-percent \
	--show-free

Both allocation and utilization commands support flags to control which resource details are displayed:

--show-cpu: (Default: true) Show CPU related information (allocatable, requested/used, percentage).
--show-memory: (Default: true) Show Memory related information (allocatable, requested/used, percentage).

The allocation command additionally supports:

--show-pod-count: (Default: false) Show number of Pods on each node and Pod count limits.
--show-host-ports: (Default: false) Show host ports used by containers on each node.
--show-ephemeral-storage: (Default: false) Show ephemeral storage allocation details.
--show-gpu: (Default: false) Show GPU allocation details.
--gpu-resource-key: (Default: "nvidia.com/gpu") Specify the resource key for GPU counting (e.g., amd.com/gpu).

These flags allow you to tailor the output to focus on the specific resources you are interested in. For example, to see only memory, ephemeral storage, and GPU (using the default key) for allocations:

kubectl node-resource allocation --show-cpu=false --show-memory --show-ephemeral-storage --show-gpu

For example, to show AMD GPUs, run:

kubectl node-resource allocation --show-gpu --gpu-resource-key=amd.com/gpu

Displays the actual resource utilization of nodes, similar to kubectl top node. It shows each node's allocatable CPU and memory, the actual CPU and memory currently used, and the percentage of allocatable resources utilized. This command requires the Kubernetes metrics-server to be installed and running in the cluster.

Examples:

Usage Command Show utilization for all nodes, sorted by CPU percentage (default sort).

kubectl node-resource utilization

Show utilization for nodes with the label role=worker.

kubectl node-resource utilization "role=worker"

Show utilization and include a column for free (allocatable - used) resources.

kubectl node-resource utilization \
	--show-free

Show utilization for all nodes, sorted by memory percentage, and output in JSON format.

kubectl node-resource utilization \
	--sort-by=mem-percent \
	--json

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