#RELOAD XLIST COMMAND UPDATE#

Retrieves and outputs the current config information from MicroK8s (similar to that returned by kubectl). -l, -use-loopback : Report the cluster address using the loopbackĪddress (127.0.0.1) rather than the default interface address.…will fetch the latest changes to the addons’ enable and disable scripts of the myrepo repository. All addons provided by the removed repository will not be available to MicroK8s anymore. The addons in the devbranch branch will be immediately available to MicroK8s. …will add the repository and give it a name of myrepo. …will result in output similar to: REPO ADDONS SOURCEĬommunity 17 17 repo add myrepo -reference devbranch

#RELOAD XLIST COMMAND UPDATE#

This command is used to add, list, remove and update addons repositories. update - Update a MicroK8s addons repository.remove - Remove a MicroK8s addons repository.list - List configured MicroK8s addons repositories.

If the node you are adding is not reachable through the default interface you can use one of the following: Use the '-worker' flag to join a node as a worker not running the control plane, eg: Running this command will generate a connection string and output a list of suggested microk8s join commands to add an additional MicroK8s node to the current cluster. Specify the bootstrap token to add, must be 32 characters long. after joining a node, the token becomes invalid) Value of “-1” indicates that the token is usable only once (i.e. Specify how long the token is valid in seconds, before it expires. For more information on these commands, see the Addon documentation.

microk8s cilium) and may not do anything useful if the respective addon is not currently enabled. Some commands are specific to particular addons (e.g. MicroK8s adds the ‘microk8s’ command with a number of commands: Manage upgrades with a Snap Store Proxy.

Reload xlist command