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The k8s_receiver currently associates Pods with its workloads using k8s.workload.name and k8s.workload.kind. For example, if a Pod is spawned by a CronJob called foo, the created Pod will have labels like k8s.workload.kind:cronjob and k8s.workload.name:foo. This applies to workloads of other types as well.
The above mechanism of association should be revisited after we finalize on the new conventions for naming Kubernetes metadata.
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Relates to #175
The
k8s_receiver
currently associates Pods with its workloads usingk8s.workload.name
andk8s.workload.kind
. For example, if aPod
is spawned by aCronJob
calledfoo
, the created Pod will have labels likek8s.workload.kind:cronjob
andk8s.workload.name:foo
. This applies to workloads of other types as well.The above mechanism of association should be revisited after we finalize on the new conventions for naming Kubernetes metadata.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: