[Verse 1] When you're working with containers in the cloud And your pods are running but you're not sure how There's a command that shows you what you need to know About the cluster where your workloads go kubectl cluster dash info is the key Shows the master and the API Control plane endpoints clearly displayed DNS and dashboard, all information laid [Chorus] Cluster info, cluster info Shows you where your system flows Master URL and DNS too Everything you need to view Cluster info, cluster info kubectl makes it crystal clear All the endpoints you hold dear Your cluster's heart is right here [Verse 2] The control plane's the brain of your design API server on the master's front line CoreDNS handles name resolution Every service finds its distribution When you run the command you'll see URLs Master endpoint where the magic dwells Kubernetes dashboard if it's running there All the pieces of your cluster's care [Chorus] Cluster info, cluster info Shows you where your system flows Master URL and DNS too Everything you need to view Cluster info, cluster info kubectl makes it crystal clear All the endpoints you hold dear Your cluster's heart is right here [Bridge] No more guessing where components are This command shows you near and far Troubleshooting made so simple now Just one line shows you what and how [Verse 3] If your cluster's healthy it will show Green responses, good to go If there's trouble with connectivity You'll see the errors immediately Add dump flag for detailed inspection Every component's full reflection But for basics just the simple call Shows the cluster's core through it all [Chorus] Cluster info, cluster info Shows you where your system flows Master URL and DNS too Everything you need to view Cluster info, cluster info kubectl makes it crystal clear All the endpoints you hold dear Your cluster's heart is right here [Outro] So remember when you need to see Your cluster's architecture free kubectl cluster dash info today Shows your Kubernetes the easy way
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