Cloud Climber:
Hi guys, can i use --command “sleep 1000” like this?
Because i am getting:
"exec: \"sleep 1000\": executable file not found in $PATH": unknown
KK:
Yes we can use
KK:
But the command needs to be corrected here, there should be – between the command argument and the sleep command
SHANKAR NAG MACHIRAJU:
you can use this command : kubectl run --restart=Never --image=busybox busybox-pod --command – sleep 1000
Cloud Climber:
Sorry but doesnt collaborate well with " --command – sleep 1000 --dry-run -o yaml > /etc/kubernetes/manifests/static-busybox.yaml"
KK:
–dry-run and -o yaml should be before --command other wise it will treat as --command arguments
Cloud Climber:
still didnt put them “on the same line” - its not correct right?
KK:
kubectl run busybox --image=busybox --dry-run -o yaml --command – sleep 1000
KK:
And the output no need to be in the same line
Sahil Rahi:
kubectl run busybox --image=busybox --command sleep 1000 --dry-run -o yaml
KK:
Ya this will also work
Cloud Climber:
thank you, thats what i did at the beggining, but i thought if the describe command shows the sleep 1000 split in 2 lines, it would be considered a fail in the exam 
KK:
Can you please share the screenshot of the fail?
Cloud Climber:
nono nothing failed, it was just my opinion that if the describe command shows the sleep 1000 split in 2 lines it would not work
KK:
As per the k8s reference docs , here is the syntax
$ kubectl run NAME --image=image [–env=“key=value”] [–port=port] [–dry-run=server|client] [–overrides=inline-json] [–command] – [COMMAND] [args…]
KK:
Observe how the “sleep 1000” with double quotes it will treat for the --command
