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How can I list the kubernetes services in k9s?

By default only the pods and deployments are shown.

It's possible as shown here and I'm using the current k9s version 0.7.11

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  • k9s is a tool for kubernetes. The tag kubernetes has 17805 questions. So I thought the question fits here.
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Reset to default
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It's documented here:

Key Bindings

K9s uses aliases to navigate most K8s resources.

:alias View a Kubernetes resource aliases

So you have to type:

:svc

EDIT: Hotkeys

You can also configure custom hotkeys. Here's my config file ~/.k9s/hotkey.yml or ~/Library/Application Support/k9s/hotkey.yml

hotKey:
  f1:
    shortCut: F1
    description: View pods
    command: pods
  f2:
    shortCut: F2
    description: View deployments
    command: dp
  f3:
    shortCut: F3
    description: View statefulsets
    command: sts
  f4:
    shortCut: F4
    description: View services
    command: service
  f5:
    shortCut: F5
    description: View ingresses
    command: ingress
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    The file path on linux is currently ~/.config/k9s/hotkey.yml (or $XDG_CONFIG_HOME/k9s/hotkey.yml).
    – Corbie
    Commented Dec 6, 2022 at 14:57
  • Under Windows it is %LOCALAPPDATA%\k9s\hotkey.yml
    – Flink
    Commented Jun 27, 2023 at 9:12

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