Last modified March 2, 2022
'gsctl show release' command reference
gsctl and the REST API are being phased out. We don't have an end-of-life date yet. However, we recommend to familiarize yourself with our Management API and the kubectl gs plugin as a future-proof replacement. We provide a migration page to help you with the transition.
The gsctl show release command displays details of a workload cluster release.
Usage
gsctl show release 11.5.1
Output details
Example output for workload cluster release v11.5.1 for AWS:
---
Version: 11.5.1
Created: 2020 Aug 04, 12:34 UTC
Active: true
Components:
app-operator: 1.0.0
aws-cni: 1.6.0
aws-operator: 8.7.5
calico: 3.15.1
cert-operator: 0.1.0
cluster-operator: 2.3.2
containerlinux: 2512.2.1
etcd: 3.4.9
kubernetes: 1.16.13
cert-exporter: 1.2.3
cert-manager: 0.9.0
chart-operator: 0.12.4
cluster-autoscaler: 1.16.5
coredns: 1.6.5
external-dns: 0.7.2
kiam: 3.5.0
kube-state-metrics: 1.9.5
metrics-server: 0.3.3
net-exporter: 1.9.0
node-exporter: 0.18.1
Changelog:
See release notes: https://github.com/giantswarm/releases/tree/master/aws/v11.5.1
The output lines in detail:
- Version: version of this workload cluster release.
- Created: date and time of workload cluster release creation.
- Active: wether this release is active or deprecated. Creating clusters with deprecated workload cluster releases is not recommended.
- Components: included component versions in this release.
- Changelog: link to release notes for this workload cluster release.
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