What Kubernetes documentation is included?

DocNative includes kubectl command reference, API resource documentation, workload controllers (Deployments, StatefulSets, DaemonSets), networking (Services, Ingress), storage (PersistentVolumes), and configuration (ConfigMaps, Secrets).

Is kubectl fully documented?

Yes. The complete kubectl command reference is included—every command, subcommand, and flag. Search "kubectl apply" or "kubectl get pods" and find full documentation immediately.

How large is the Kubernetes documentation bundle?

The Kubernetes documentation bundle is approximately 45MB compressed. This covers the extensive K8s API surface and concepts documentation.

Can I use this with TLDR pages for quick kubectl reference?

With DocNative Pro, you get TLDR pages alongside full documentation. Search any kubectl command and get both quick examples from TLDR and comprehensive documentation from kubernetes.io.

Documentation Source

Kubernetes Documentation Offline

Complete Kubernetes documentation from kubernetes.io. kubectl reference, resource specs, networking, storage, and cluster administration—all searchable offline.

Bundle Size

~45MB

Why Offline

K8s Reference When You Need It

Kubernetes has a vast API surface. When you need to recall the exact fields for a Deployment spec or the flags for kubectl port-forward, offline documentation means instant access without network delays.

DocNative downloads the complete Kubernetes documentation. Every API resource, kubectl command, and concept guide is available locally. The search index returns results in milliseconds.

Essential for cluster operations. Data center connectivity can be unreliable. Production incidents happen at inconvenient times. Your K8s reference stays available regardless of network conditions.

$search "deployment strategy"

-> Deployments - Strategy

-> Rolling Update Deployment

-> Recreate Deployment

-> Blue-Green Deployments

4 results in 14ms

Coverage

What's Included

kubectl CLI Reference (apply, get, describe, logs, exec)

Pods and Containers (specs, lifecycle, probes)

Workload Controllers (Deployment, StatefulSet, DaemonSet, Job)

Services and Networking (ClusterIP, NodePort, LoadBalancer, Ingress)

Storage (PersistentVolumes, PersistentVolumeClaims, StorageClasses)

Configuration (ConfigMaps, Secrets, ResourceQuotas)

RBAC (Roles, ClusterRoles, ServiceAccounts)

Scheduling (nodeSelector, affinity, taints, tolerations)

Cluster Administration (namespaces, quotas, limits)

Helm and Package Management

Examples

Resource Specs Documented

Kubernetes resource specifications are complex. The documentation includes complete field references for every resource type—Pods, Deployments, Services, Ingress, and more.

YAML examples are preserved with proper formatting. When you need to recall the structure of a PersistentVolumeClaim or the fields in a ServiceAccount, the documentation is available offline.

Full API reference for all resource types
YAML examples with proper formatting
Field descriptions and default values
Common patterns for production deployments

# Deployment spec example

apiVersion: apps/v1

kind: Deployment

spec:

replicas: 3

strategy:

type: RollingUpdate

rollingUpdate:

maxSurge: 1

maxUnavailable: 0

~45MB

Download Size

100+

kubectl Commands

All

API Resources

<20ms

Search Speed

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