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Bitnami Documentation > Kubernetes > Frequently Asked Questions for Kubernetes > Troubleshooting > Find the external IP address of a node

Frequently Asked Questions for Kubernetes

Getting started

  • Understand the prerequisites for installing Bitnami Helm charts
  • Learn about Bitnami's Helm chart release process
  • Install the kubectl Command Line
  • Install and configure Helm
  • Obtain application IP address and credentials

Configuration

  • Use non-root containers
  • Understand pod security policies
  • Understand network security policies

Administration

  • Understand a Helm chart structure
  • Scale a cluster horizontally

Troubleshooting

  • Troubleshoot pod issues
  • Troubleshoot persistence volumes issues
  • Troubleshoot Kubernetes service names using DNS
  • Troubleshoot kubectl issues
  • Find the external IP address of a node
  • Troubleshoot Bitnami Helm chart issues
  • Troubleshoot Kubernetes persistence volumes performance
  • Troubleshoot Services

Find the external IP address of a node

If you are not able to find the external IP address of a node, you can run the following commands to get it:

$ kubectl get nodes -o yaml

Check nodes IP address

If you are using Minikube, you can alternatively use the command below:

$ minikube ip

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Last modification July 17, 2025

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