Checking maximum number of active syncs in Airbyte Kubernetes deployment

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Summary

How to verify the maximum number of active syncs in Airbyte Kubernetes deployment by checking the number of source pods running in parallel.


Question

Hi!
I changed the MAX_SYNC_WORKERS variable in my Airbyte kubernetes deployment.
I am looking for a (kubernetes?) command I could use to check that Airbyte is currently using at most 2 workers.
After some further research, if I understand it correctly this is the maximum number of active syncs, so I could check how many source pods run in parallel using kubectl get pods, or?
So if I get this it would mean the maximum workers is at least 3 since 3 syncs are running concurrently:

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source-amplitude-read-58-0-gpmom                                  4/4     Running     0             112s
source-mysql-read-54-0-mkoqf                                      4/4     Running     0             5m11s
source-mysql-read-57-0-dnblq                                      4/4     Running     0             66s```


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