Bash Function to Check if a Kubernetes Pod Name is Valid
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Kubernetes is getting popular these days – as it is a wonderful way to deploy your applications on the cloud and it scales easily (horizontally). The kubectl get pods is a most-common used command to list the current pods available (running) and their statuses.
For example, it might give the following:
1 2 3 | # kubectl get pods NAME READY STATUS RESTARTS AGE first-application1-747d698587-n6vrl 1/1 Running 0 16m |
# kubectl get pods NAME READY STATUS RESTARTS AGE first-application1-747d698587-n6vrl 1/1 Running 0 16m
If a pod crashes or dies for no reasons, the Kubernetes (management platform) will try to restart it for you. We define a pod name’s validity is that it appears in the list, although the pod could be terminating, completed or in other statuses.
Bash Function to Check if a Pod is Valid
We can define a bash function and return true (number 0) if it appears in the result list of kubectl get pods. First, we need to extract the first column and skip the first row – which is the header. We can do this easily by using the awk command line. (NR>1 skips the first line), and print $1 prints the first column by default the whitespace delimiter. Then we can use the for loop to iterate all the pod names and compare to the input parameter which is $1.
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 | # # Bash function to check if the given pod name is valid # Returns 0 to indicate that the pod is in the `kubectl get pods` list # Returns 1 to indicate that the pod name is invalid (not found) # # How to use this function in bash script? # if ! is_pod_name_valid 'the-pod-name'; then # echo the-pod-name is found # else # echo the-pod-name is not found # fi # function is_pod_name_valid { for pod in $(kubectl get pods | awk 'NR>1{print $1}'); do if [[ "$pod" == "$1" ]]; then return 0 # pod name found a match, then returns True fi done return 1 # pod not found then returns False } |
# # Bash function to check if the given pod name is valid # Returns 0 to indicate that the pod is in the `kubectl get pods` list # Returns 1 to indicate that the pod name is invalid (not found) # # How to use this function in bash script? # if ! is_pod_name_valid 'the-pod-name'; then # echo the-pod-name is found # else # echo the-pod-name is not found # fi # function is_pod_name_valid { for pod in $(kubectl get pods | awk 'NR>1{print $1}'); do if [[ "$pod" == "$1" ]]; then return 0 # pod name found a match, then returns True fi done return 1 # pod not found then returns False }
We could put the above BASH function in a separate script e.g. is_pod_name_valid.sh Then we can write a bash wrapper script.
1 2 3 4 5 | #!/bin/bash source is_pod_name_valid.sh # include the bash function is_pod_name_valid $1 # invoke the function echo $? # echo the return value of the function call |
#!/bin/bash source is_pod_name_valid.sh # include the bash function is_pod_name_valid $1 # invoke the function echo $? # echo the return value of the function call
Example usage (assuming we rename the wrapper script pod_test.sh):
1 2 3 4 | # ./pod_test.sh first-application1-747d698587-n6vrl 0 # ./pod_test.sh some-random-pod-name 1 |
# ./pod_test.sh first-application1-747d698587-n6vrl 0 # ./pod_test.sh some-random-pod-name 1
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