I am using aerospike in kubernetes. I have aerospike pods running, and want to enter them with aql.
in docker I have managed like this: docker exec -ti aerospike aql --no-config-file
How is this done in kubernetes?
I am using aerospike in kubernetes. I have aerospike pods running, and want to enter them with aql.
in docker I have managed like this: docker exec -ti aerospike aql --no-config-file
How is this done in kubernetes?
I am not a kubernetes expert, but it seems (per this document on Get a Shell to a Running Container), the following would be the command to try:
kubectl exec -it pod/aerospike -c aerospike — aql
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