Kubernetes scheduling constraint that allows pods to be co-located with other pods based on labels.

Kubernetes features for influencing pod scheduling based on the topology of the cluster and other pods.

Kubernetes scheduling constraint that prevents pods from being co-located with other pods based on labels.

Kubernetes object that limits the number of pods of a replicated application that can be down simultaneously.

Stages a pod goes through from creation to termination, including pending, running, succeeded, failed, and unknown phases.

Custom resources in Prometheus Operator for declaratively defining how groups of pods should be monitored.

Mechanisms and configurations for enabling network communication between pods in a Kubernetes cluster.

Additional resources consumed by pod infrastructure on top of the container requests and limits.

High-level summary of where a pod is in its lifecycle, used for pod status reporting and monitoring.

Kubernetes feature allowing importance-based scheduling and eviction of pods when resources are constrained.

Kubernetes object defining privilege and access control settings for a pod or container, enhancing security.

Deprecated Kubernetes feature for cluster-level control over pod security sensitive aspects.

Kubernetes-defined levels (privileged, baseline, restricted) of security settings for pods.

Kubernetes object limiting the number of pods that can be down simultaneously for a given application.

Isolation boundary for one or more containers in a pod, providing shared kernel namespaces and cgroups.

Deprecated cluster-level resource controlling security-sensitive aspects of pod specification.

Tool for managing containers and images without a container daemon, compatible with Docker CLI.

Open-source tool for checking Kubernetes resources against configurable best practices, enhancing reliability.

Use of multiple data storage technologies in microservices architectures to best fit varying data storage needs.

Network address translation technique used in container networking for mapping ports, enabling external access.

Process of forwarding a network port from the host to a container, enabling external access to containerized services.

Web-based management UI for Docker environments, simplifying container operations and monitoring.

Cloud-native storage platform providing persistent storage for containerized applications in multi-cloud environments.

Software-defined storage solution by Portworx for containerized stateful applications in Kubernetes.

Kubernetes scheduling policies that filter out nodes that cannot run a pod, based on resource requirements and constraints.