[Verse 1] When your pods need storage that won't disappear Persistent volumes keep your data here But claims are how you ask for what you need A namespace resource, that's the key indeed [Chorus] Get P-V-C, list them all today Kubectl get pvc shows the namespace way Add dash A flag when you need to see Every claim across your cluster free Get P-V-C, storage made so clear Bound or pending, see what's really there [Verse 2] In your current namespace, the simple command Shows the claims that help your workloads stand Name and status, capacity and age All the details written on the page [Chorus] Get P-V-C, list them all today Kubectl get pvc shows the namespace way Add dash A flag when you need to see Every claim across your cluster free Get P-V-C, storage made so clear Bound or pending, see what's really there [Bridge] When you're troubleshooting storage woes Check if claims are bound, that's how it goes Cross all namespaces with the A flag bright See the bigger picture, get it right [Verse 3] Some claims are waiting, some are bound tight Some show errors, something's not quite right Access modes tell you read and write Size and storage class shine the light [Chorus] Get P-V-C, list them all today Kubectl get pvc shows the namespace way Add dash A flag when you need to see Every claim across your cluster free Get P-V-C, storage made so clear Bound or pending, see what's really there [Outro] From local namespace to cluster wide P-V-C commands are your storage guide Remember the flags, remember the way Get P-V-C saves the day
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