Cloudeka Floating IP
kubectl get cfip -n <your-namespace>
kubectl get cfip <service-name> -n <your-namespace> -o yamlField
Meaning
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The billing + tracking record for a public IP bound to one of your Services of type LoadBalancer. It's created automatically, sharing the same name as the Service, once the platform's load balancer assigns an external IP — and removed automatically when the Service is deleted or changed away from LoadBalancer.
kubectl get cfip -n <your-namespace>
kubectl get cfip <service-name> -n <your-namespace> -o yamlstatus.floatingIP
Your assigned external/public IP
status.internalIP
The Service's internal ClusterIP
status.ports
Exposed ports (port, protocol)
status.ipPoolID
Which address pool the IP came from — cross-reference with CloudekaIPPool
status.chargePerHour
Current hourly cost of this IP
The external IP is assigned asynchronously — right after creating a LoadBalancer Service, this object (and the IP) may take a moment to appear. Poll with kubectl get svc <name> -w until EXTERNAL-IP is populated, then check cfip.
Fully system-managed; follows the Service it mirrors. To release the IP and stop the charge, delete or retype the Service — not this object.
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