Listing Your IP Pools

You can list the IP pools that you have created. This action also returns information about your IP pools and the IPs they contain.

Listing Your IP Pools With kubectl

The kubectl get ippools command allows you to list the existing IP pools for a given cluster.

Request sample
$ kubectl get ippools \
    --output wide

This command contains the following option that you may need to specify:

  • (optional) output: The output format for the response (json | yaml | wide).

  • (optional) watch: Allows to permanently watch the IP pools state changes.

The kubectl get ippools command returns the following elements:

  • declared addresses: The number of IPs in the IP pool.

  • allocated addresses: The number of allocated IPs.

    IPs are allocated in batches of 5.

  • linked addresses: The number of linked IPs.

  • unlinked addresses: The number of available IPs.

  • last error: The last encountered error. By default, None if the configuration of the IP pool is valid.

Result sample
NAME              DECLARED ADDRESSES   ALLOCATED ADDRESSES   LINKED ADDRESSES   UNLINKED ADDRESSES   LAST ERROR
example-ip-pool-1   8                    5                     0                  5                    None
example-ip-pool-2   8                    5                     0                  5                    None
example-ip-pool-3   8                    8                     0                  8                    None

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