The following document describes how to check if consumer is successfully created.
In order to check if all resources are created, you can use the following command (assuming it is created in the default namespace)
kubectl get all -n default
However, we will not be able to see any pods as there are not any visible messages in the queue, in order to view consumer pods, you can send test messages from the queue console, or you can run the producer component as well, please check the link below for sending a test message from queue console (Check Using the Console section on the given hyperlink). Send Test Message to Queue
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