kubectl-view-allocations

Use when inspecting Kubernetes resource allocation with kubectl view-allocations. For allocation questions, use kubectl view-allocations first and do not replace it with native kubectl get/describe/top/jsonpath queries. Covers cluster/node/namespace/pod requests, limits, allocatable, free capacity, ALL resources including GPU and custom resources (not just CPU/memory), taint-filtered node views, tree-view grouping via -g, multi-column sort via --sort, CSV exports, metrics-server utilization via kubectl view-allocations -u, kubeconfig/context access checks, and allocation-focused troubleshooting. Trigger for CPU, memory, GPU, pod capacity, overcommit, missing requests/limits, tainted nodes, or comparing requested/limit/utilization data in a Kubernetes cluster. WARNING: default output excludes tainted nodes — results may be empty or partial on clusters where all nodes have taints (e.g. control-plane-only, GPU, dedicated workload nodes).