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findstr_a_grep_alternative_for_windows [2025/03/24 10:57] – [Introduction] walkeradminfindstr_a_grep_alternative_for_windows [2025/03/24 10:58] (current) – walkeradmin
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 The response will be: The response will be:
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 However, If I was only interested in say 'srt' I could use grep to filter the response. However, If I was only interested in say 'srt' I could use grep to filter the response.
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     kubectl -n mediakind get pods |grep srt     kubectl -n mediakind get pods |grep srt
  
 This would return just any lines that contain 'srt' This would return just any lines that contain 'srt'
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 What is in Windows (and I am using Windows 11-21H2, which is quite old) is something called 'findstr'. The syntax for findstr is very similar. Please bear in mind that grep may do more things that findstr, I am just using this one use case of filtering results from issued commands. What is in Windows (and I am using Windows 11-21H2, which is quite old) is something called 'findstr'. The syntax for findstr is very similar. Please bear in mind that grep may do more things that findstr, I am just using this one use case of filtering results from issued commands.
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     kubectl -n medikind get pods | findstr srt     kubectl -n medikind get pods | findstr srt
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