I see "workloads" but are workloads the same as "deployments"?
I dont see any kubectl commands that can list ALL deployments just for describing a specific one.
You can use following command to list deployments in kubernetes
kubectl get deploymentsYes, you should use the command:
kubectl get deploymentsBy default, you will only see that ones that are in the namespace default. If your deployments are in other namespaces you have to specify it:
kubectl get deployments -n your_namespaceIf you want to see all the deployments from all namespaces, use the following command:
kubectl get deployments --all-namespacesFrom your question, if what you want is to see all you have (not just deployments), use the following command:
kubectl get all --all-namespaces