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Inspect

fluid inspect lists Kubernetes resources associated with a Fluid Dataset and its Runtime(s): Pods, StatefulSets, DaemonSets, PVCs, PVs, Services, and related status.

When to use inspect

  • Quick health check of a Dataset without collecting logs
  • Scripted or CI output (-o json / -o yaml)
  • Interactive exploration in the terminal TUI

For support bundles (logs, events, archives), use fluid diagnose instead.

Basic usage

# Inspect a named Dataset (uses current kubeconfig namespace or default)
fluid inspect my-dataset

# Explicit namespace
fluid inspect my-dataset -n production

# Table output (non-interactive)
fluid inspect my-dataset -n default -o table

# JSON for automation
fluid inspect my-dataset -n default -o json

Interactive dataset picker

Omit the dataset name to open a TUI that lists Datasets in the namespace:

fluid inspect -n default

This requires an interactive terminal. In scripts or CI, always pass the dataset name and use -o table, json, or yaml.

Output modes

-o value Description
tui (default) Full-screen terminal UI with tabs
table Columnar text table
json JSON document
yaml YAML document

Use --wide with table, json, or yaml for extra columns (e.g. node, restart count).

Flags and help

fluid inspect --help

Global Kubernetes flags (--kubeconfig, --context, -n) apply via the root command.