I want to get the list of pods stuck in terminating state for more than 10 minutes using Ansible. Currently I am writing a script to do that but I feel there has to be a better way of doing the same. I plan to replace the describe pod command with delete one in the following code snippet.

# Command used to delete :  kubectl delete pod $PodName -n {{item}} --force --grace-period=0;
- name: get list of pods and remove the not ready ones
  shell: |
    noOfPODs=`kubectl get pods -n {{item}} | egrep "0/1|Terminating" | wc -l`;
    if [ $noOfPODs -gt 0 ];
      then
        kubectl get pods -n {{item}} | egrep "0/1|Terminating"   > {{ not_ready_pods_file }} ;
        while read line; do
          PodName=$(echo $line | awk {'print $1'})
          PodTime=$(kubectl describe pod $PodName -n {{item}} | grep Terminating | awk {'print $4'} | tr -d 'mhd)')
          if [ -z $PodTime ];
          then
            PodTime=$(echo $line | awk {'print $5'} | tr -d 'mhd')
          fi
          echo "$PodTime is PodTime"
          if [[ $PodTime == *s ]] ;
          then
            echo "PodTime in seconds"
          else
            if [ $PodTime -gt 10 ];
            then
              echo "\n$PodName" >> {{ deleted_pods_file }};
              kubectl delete pod $PodName -n {{item}} --force --grace-period=0;
            fi
          fi
        done < {{ not_ready_pods_file }}
    else
      echo 'No Pods in NOT READY or Terminating state';
    fi
  environment:
    KUBECONFIG: "./_kubeconfig/{{ env }}/kubeconfig"
  loop:
    - somenamespace

• I tried using k8s_info in ansible but it gives a huge output which does not have time

- name: Search for all running pods
  k8s_info:
    kind: Pod
    field_selectors:
      - status.phase=Running
    kubeconfig: "./_kubeconfig/{{ env }}/kubeconfig"

Is there any better way of doing this ? like to do in Prometheus etc. Shell script will work but does not seem like the right way.