Guides - Linode Kubernetes Engine (LKE)

1. Lists current Kubernetes Clusters available on your account:

   linode-cli lke clusters-list
   

2. Create a Kubernetes Cluster. The Kubernetes Cluster will be created asynchronously. You can use the events system to determine when the Kubernetes Cluster is ready to use:

   linode-cli lke cluster-create \
     --label cluster12345 \
     --region us-central \
     --k8s_version 1.16 \
     --node_pools.type g6-standard-4 --node_pools.count 6 \
     --node_pools.type g6-standard-8 --node_pools.count 3 \
     --tags ecomm
   

3. Update Kubernetes Cluster:

   linode-cli lke cluster-update $cluster_id \
     --label lkecluster54321 \
     --tags ecomm \
     --tags blog \
     --tags prod \
     --tags monitoring
   

4. Delete a Cluster you have permission to read_write:

   linode-cli lke cluster-delete $cluster_id
   

5. List all active Node Pools on a Kubernetes Cluster:

   linode-cli lke pools-list $cluster_id
   

6. Create a Node Pool on a Kubernetes Cluster:

   linode-cli lke pool-create $cluster_id \
     --type g6-standard-4 \
     --count 6
   

7. Update Node Pool in a Kubernetes Cluster. When a Node Pool’s count is changed, the Nodes in that pool will be replaced in a rolling fashion.

   linode-cli lke pool-update $cluster_id $pool_id \
     --count 6
   

8. Delete a Node Pool from a Kubernetes Cluster:

   linode-cli lke pool-delete $cluster_id $pool_id
   

9. View the Kubeconfig file for the Kubernetes Cluster:

   linode-cli lke kubeconfig-view $cluster_id
   

Other actions are available. Use linode-cli lke --help for a complete list.