root@ubuntu:~/sysdig/build/release/userspace/sysdig 175x14
Viewing: KBs Controllers For: whole machine
Source: to.scap (257142 evts, 3.90s) Filter: k8s.rc.id != ""
CPU VIRT
RES FILE NET ID
29.00 4M 254K SK 87.96K dcb78315-7e8c-11e5-8f05-000c297da085 wordpress
10.50 839K 453K 648K 17.94K dc87420c-7e8c-11e5-8f05-000c297da005 mysql
0.25 505K 22K 135K 70.02K dcele186-768c-1165-8105-000c297da085 client
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NAME NAMESPACE LABELS
loris app:demo, name:wordpress, role: frontend
loris app:deno, name:mysql, role:mysqldb
loris app:deno, name:client, role:clients
1/3(33.3%)
Explanation
This image depicts a terminal window showing information about Kubernetes controllers running on a machine. The output displays CPU usage, virtual memory (VIRT), resident set size (RES), file usage, and network ID, along with the name, namespace, and labels associated with each controller (wordpress, mysql, client). The data appears to be filtered based on 'k8s.rc.id' not being empty, and the source is 'lo.scap' with a specified number of events.