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kubernetes container copy

kubectl cp from a pod's container

It happens that a pod is defined by two containers

You know this is the case when you "kubectl exec my_pod" into it and displays things like "Defaulted container "sql_container" out of: sql_container, apache_container"

If you want to copy files from a single containered pod, you directly issue

kubectl cp web/my_pod:/var/www/html /root/sources/html

But this will fail on my configuration because when doing like this, it has selected the default container, wchich is the sql_container one!

tar: Removing leading `/' from member names
tar: /var/www/html: Cannot stat: No such file or directory
tar: Exiting with failure status due to previous errors

Specifiyng the targeted container

If you want to specify the container your target, you have to use the "-c" parameter and specify the container name:

kubectl -c apache_container cp web/my_pod:/var/www/html /root/sources/html


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