Show information on pods marked for termination
Description
Deploy boards show deployment information, but we should also factor in pod information directly. e.g. if a Pod becomes unhealthy and is terminated, it should show up that way. Or when deploying, pods are marked for termination, but still linger around for a while. They should still be shown until they disappear. We likely can't just rely on pod information though, since during a deploy, if we are increasing the target replica count, for example, we'd want to show non-existent pods matching the target count.
Proposal
- Pods that are marked for termination, but still linger around for a while. They should still be shown until they disappear.
- Status of pods is read through the K8s API.
- Add pod states for both
TerminatedandPending terminationpods. The colors of the deployment visualization need to be accessible, as per the proposed designs below.
Designs
| Termination pods | Pod color palette with extended options |
|---|---|
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Links / references
Documentation blurb
(Write the start of the documentation of this feature here, include:
- Why should someone use it; what's the underlying problem.
- What is the solution.
- How does someone use this
During implementation, this can then be copied and used as a starter for the documentation.)
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