For port-forwarding to a Pod, you don't necessarily need to get the Pod name. You can specify a Service or Deployment and kubectl will select one of the backing Pods automatically.
For example:
kubectl port-forward svc/grafana 3000:3000
Good point! I think it’s time to update my scripts - I had that since before kubectl supported forwarding ports to services.
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For port-forwarding to a Pod, you don't necessarily need to get the Pod name. You can specify a Service or Deployment and kubectl will select one of the backing Pods automatically.
For example:
Good point! I think it’s time to update my scripts - I had that since before kubectl supported forwarding ports to services.