Conquer the CKAD Challenge 2026: Unleash Your Kubernetes Power!

Viewing the events associated with a specific Kubernetes object is accomplished using the command that provides detailed information about that object. When you use the describe command, it not only shows the object’s details like specifications and status but also lists the events related to that object. These events can include important state changes or issues that the object has encountered, making it a valuable command for troubleshooting and gaining insights into the behavior of Kubernetes resources.

In contrast, while other commands may provide useful information, they do not focus on displaying the events related to an object. For example, one command retrieves logs from containers in pods, which does not specifically relate to the overall events of the Kubernetes object. Another command provides a status summary but does not elaborate on the history of state changes or noteworthy events. Therefore, utilizing the describe command is the most effective way to gain insights into the events of the specified Kubernetes object.