View the list of operator resources

To view all the operator resources, execute the following command on Kubernetes cluster:

$ kubectl get all -n netbackup-operator-system

The output should be something like this:

 NAME        READY    STATUS    RESTARTS      AGE
pod/msdp-operator-        2/2     Running      0          3h6m
controller-manager-65d8fd7c4d-whqpm

pod/netbackup-operator-   2/2     Running      0          93m
controller-manager-55d6bf59c8-vltmp
 
NAME                   		TYPE     CLUSTER-IP EXTERNAL-IP PORT(S) AGE
service/msdp-operator-   ClusterIP 10.96.144.99 <none>  8443/TCP  3h6m
controller-manager-
metrics-service

service/msdp-operator-   ClusterIP 10.96.74.75  <none>  443/TCP   3h6m                  
webhook-service   
            
service/netbackup-   			 ClusterIP 10.96.104.94 <none>  8443/TCP  93m
operator-controller
-manager-metrics-service

service/netbackup-   				ClusterIP 10.96.210.26 <none>  443/TCP   93m
operator-webhook-service
 
NAME                        READY   UP-TO-DATE   AVAILABLE   AGE
deployment.apps/msdp-       1/1     1            1           3h6m
operator-controller-manager 

deployment.apps/netbackup   1/1     1            1           93m
-operator-controller-manager
 
NAME                         DESIRED   CURRENT   READY   AGE
replicaset.apps/msdp-        1         1         1       3h6m
operator-controller-
manager-65d8fd7c4d
replicaset.apps/netbackup-   1         1         1       93m
operator-controller-manager-
55d6bf59c8 

Verify that both pods display Running in the Status column and both deployments display 2/2 in the Ready column.