cldkctl edit

The edit command modifies an existing Kubernetes resource directly from the command line. This allows users to update configuration fields of pods, services, deployments, daemonsets, and other supported resources. When executed, this command typically opens the resource manifest in the default text editor (for example, vim), allowing live editing and saving changes back to the cluster.

Usage

cldkctl edit [flags]

cldkctl edit [subcommand] [flags]

Available command

Command	Description
clusterrole	Modify an existing ClusterRole
clusterrolebinding	Modify an existing ClusterRoleBinding
configmap	Modify a ConfigMap’s configuration
daemonset	Modify a DaemonSet’s configuration
datavolume	Modify a Data Volume’s configuration
deployment	Modify a Deployment’s configuration
ingress	Modify an Ingress resource’s configuration
ingressclass	Modify an Ingress Class’s configuration
persistentvolume	Modify a Persistent Volume’s configuration
persistentvolumeclaim	Modify a Persistent Volume Claim’s configuration
pod	Modify a Pod’s configuration
role	Modify an existing Role’s configuration
secret	Modify a Secret’s data
service	Modify a Service’s configuration
serviceaccount	Modify a Service Account’s configuration
statefulset	Modify a StatefulSet’s configuration

Flags

This command supports global flags. Refer to the Global Flags section for details.

Column	Description
-h, --help	Help for the edit command.
-n, --namespace string	Specify the Kubernetes namespace for the resource.
-p, --project string	Specify the project ID.