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/usr/bin/nri-discovery-kubernetes

New Relic Infrastructure discovery-kubernetes Integration (FIPS)

From nri-discovery-kubernetes-fips 1.15.5-r0 (enterprise-packages), captured 2026-11-08 by running nri-discovery-kubernetes --help (exit 0). permalink

Usage of /usr/bin/nri-discovery-kubernetes:
      --cluster_name string   Set cluster name
      --discover-services     (optional, default false) Discover Kubernetes services instead of just pods
      --host string           (optional, default localhost) Host used to connect to the kubelet (default "localhost")
      --insecure              (optional, default false, deprecated) Use insecure (non-ssl) connection.
                              For backwards compatibility this flag takes precedence over 'tls')
      --kubeconfig string     (optional) Kubeconfig to use to connecto to kubelet
      --namespaces string     (optional, default '') Comma separated list of namespaces to discover pods on
      --node_name string      (optional) Set node name to try to find its IP
      --port int              (optional, default 10255) Port used to connect to the kubelet (default 10250)
      --retries int           (optional, default 5) number of retries before giving up the request to kubelet/API Server (default 5)
      --timeout int           (optional, default 5000) timeout in ms (default 5000)
      --tls                   (optional, default false) Use secure (tls) connection
Options (11)
OptionDescriptionSource
--cluster_name stringSet cluster namehelp
--discover-services(optional, default false) Discover Kubernetes services instead of just podshelp
--host string(optional, default localhost) Host used to connect to the kubelet (default "localhost")help
--insecure(optional, default false, deprecated) Use insecure (non-ssl) connection.help
--kubeconfig string(optional) Kubeconfig to use to connecto to kubelethelp
--namespaces string(optional, default '') Comma separated list of namespaces to discover pods onhelp
--node_name string(optional) Set node name to try to find its IPhelp
--port int(optional, default 10255) Port used to connect to the kubelet (default 10250)help
--retries int(optional, default 5) number of retries before giving up the request to kubelet/API Server (default 5)help
--timeout int(optional, default 5000) timeout in ms (default 5000)help
--tls(optional, default false) Use secure (tls) connectionhelp

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