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Halaman ini menunjukkan cara mendapatkan status keanggotaan fleet cluster, termasuk mencantumkan semua anggota fleet, dan mendapatkan detail keanggotaan seperti nama keanggotaan cluster atau apakah cluster tersebut telah mengaktifkan Workload Identity fleet. Anda dapat menggunakan informasi ini untuk memvalidasi bahwa Anda telah berhasil mendaftarkan cluster, atau untuk melakukan tugas tingkat fleet lainnya.
Anda dapat melihat cluster yang telah berhasil didaftarkan menggunakan gcloud CLI atau konsolGoogle Cloud . Beberapa detail status tambahan hanya tersedia dengan menggunakan gcloud CLI.
Konsol
Peran yang diperlukan
Pastikan Anda memiliki izin minimum untuk melihat cluster armada di Google Cloud konsol.
Status pendaftaran armada cluster ditampilkan di halaman berikut:
Halaman cluster GKE menampilkan nama fleet di kolom Fleet daftar cluster.
Perintah berikut memberikan informasi tentang anggota fleet:
Mencantumkan semua cluster terdaftar dalam project:
gcloud container fleet memberships list \
--project=PROJECT_ID
Dalam output perintah, kolom Name mencantumkan nama keanggotaan
cluster terdaftar. Nama keanggotaan mungkin sama dengan nama cluster, bergantung pada nama keanggotaan yang dipilih saat cluster didaftarkan. Kolom EXTERNAL_ID mencantumkan
UID cluster di namespace kube-system. Anda dapat menemukan UID
cluster dengan perintah berikut:
kubectl get namespace kube-system -o jsonpath='{.metadata.uid}'
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