Which command lists recent OpenShift events?

Which command lists recent OpenShift events?

• A. oc get events
• B. oc events
• C. oc get pods
• D. oc describe events

Answer: (A)

Events are records of notable things happening in the cluster. To see what’s happened recently, you query the Events resource. The command oc get events lists those events in the current namespace, giving a quick view of recent activity with timestamps, types, reasons, and messages. You can refine it with options to watch, sort by time, or switch namespaces, but the essential way to list recent events is oc get events. Oc events isn’t a valid command, and oc get pods lists pods, not events. Oc describe events would show details about events rather than a straightforward list of recent events.

Events are records of notable things happening in the cluster. To see what’s happened recently, you query the Events resource. The command oc get events lists those events in the current namespace, giving a quick view of recent activity with timestamps, types, reasons, and messages. You can refine it with options to watch, sort by time, or switch namespaces, but the essential way to list recent events is oc get events.

Oc events isn’t a valid command, and oc get pods lists pods, not events. Oc describe events would show details about events rather than a straightforward list of recent events.