Let's look at some basic kubectl output options.
Our intention is to list nodes (with their AWS InstanceId) and Pods (sorted by node).
We can start with:
kubectl get no
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| -- By Robert Heatwole | |
| 1) Go to 'Charts' tab | |
| 2) Click on the "eye-dropper" icon (officially called "edit studies icon"...same line where you type in the ticker same symbol, first icon moving left to right) | |
| 3) Click on "New"... Lower left hand corner | |
| 4) Delete everything in the box. (plot Data = close;) | |
| 5) Paste the entire code listed below | |
| 6) Name the study RankLevels | |
| 7) Click 'OK' | |
| 8) Click 'Apply' |
| Source https://tradinganalysis.com/four-percentile-resource/ | |
| Code to put in program | |
| IV Percentile On Chart# beginning of code ———————- – | |
| # IV% thinkscript code | |
| # Display Implied Volatility Percentile as a label on a chart | |
| declare upper ; | |
| input length = 252 ; # bars to use in implied volatility calculation | |
| # If IV data doesn’t exist for a particular period, set it to previous value so it won’t affect the hi/low | |
| def ivClean = if IsNaN(imp_volatility()) then ivClean from 1 bar ago |