Kyverno
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CLI
Which command is used to check if Kyverno is ready in a Kubernetes cluster?
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Answer: kubectl get pods -n kyverno
Explanation
To check if Kyverno is ready in a Kubernetes cluster, you can use the command 'kubectl get pods -n kyverno' to see if the Kyverno pods are running. There is no specific 'kyverno status' or 'kubectl kyverno check' command.
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