Edouard Kaiser

If you run a `kubectl describe pods/` you get some information on the status: You can see in the "Conditions" section, it says **Ready: false** : ``` Conditions: Type Status...

I think it would reflect the reality 99.9% of the time. But the real source of truth is the `kubect describe svc/` which returns the endpoints being served.

You mean the endpoints that the service is serving are displayed on the service details page?

But the endpoints are not displayed right now, unless I missed something.

I'm not sure what are those endpoinds, but it does not really match that we get from `kubectl describe svc/`. Example of console output, we can see 2 IP addresses...

I find it useful because it's the source of truth of which pods are being served by the service.

Interesting, I didn't know they were proper resources. As long as we can access/display those values, I'm happy with it.

Any reason we can't do that on "Non interactive client" ?