Answer by Eduardo Baitello for Copy multiple files using * wildcard from...
Wildcard support was added to kubectl cp in the #72641 pull request.It is merged but only available in Kubernetes v1.14.0. Take a look at the ChangeLog:Notable Features:[...]• kubectl supports copying...
View ArticleAnswer by cookiedough for Copy multiple files using * wildcard from...
You can do that using this command:kubectl cp -n [NAMESPACE] [POD_NAME]:/[POD_DIRECTORY]/. .
View ArticleCopy multiple files using * wildcard from kubernetes container
I have several files named out1, out2, ... in my Kubernetes container. I want to copy them to my local computer. I am using:$ kubectl cp pod:/path/out* .But I am getting an error:tar: Removing leading...
View ArticleAnswer by ljs.dev for Copy multiple files using * wildcard from kubernetes...
As there is no wildcard support, a workaround is to do a 2-step process to achieve the same:kubectl exec ... to do make a new tmp directory and wildcard copy/move your desired transfer files into that...
View ArticleAnswer by W Goldfarb for Copy multiple files using * wildcard from kubernetes...
I had a similar requirement and finally settled on:mkdir /my/dest/dirkubectl exec $TARGET_POD -n MYNAMESPACE -- tar -zcvf - -C /my/src/directory . | tar -zxvf - -C /my/dest/dirThis depends on 'tar'...
View ArticleAnswer by Pankaj Yadav for Copy multiple files using * wildcard from...
For everyone's benefit, I am pasting working code as suggested by heyjared user on https://github.com/kubernetes/kubernetes/issues/78854Use find with xargs as a workaround:find . | xargs -i{} kubectl...
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