What's New With Kubectl and Kustomiz...
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Overview of concrete changes and asks: kubectl adds an opt‑in interactive delete (-i) driven by a new per‑user preferences file in ~/.kube (alpha in 1.33) and GA subresource table output for deployments in 1.33, plus custom profiles for kubectl debug and expanded sub‑plugin support to reduce flag bloat. Kustomize plans include release automation and exec/plugin improvements; work targets server‑side‑apply as a new command, CRI‑native kubectl cp, and a pruning redesign (alpha now, push toward 1.34). Contributions and triage help are explicitly requested.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00SIG CLI introduction
- 1:03Kustomize status and plans
- 2:27Recent kubectl features
- 4:58Interactive delete in kubectl
- 6:45kubectl preferences demo
- 10:16Future for kubectl & Kustomize
- 13:50Community next steps
- 17:24Q&A
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