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root@ubuntu:~/sysdig/build/release/userspace/sysdig 175x14 Viewing: Kas Pods For whole machine Source: lo.scap (257142 evts, 3.90s) Filter: kBs.pod.id !="" CPU VIRT RES FILE NET ID NAME NAMESPACE LABELS 14.50 1M BSK 4K 41.46K dcb8bf37-7e8c-11e5-8f05-000c297da885 wordpress-ydo20 loris app: demo, name:wordpress, role: frontend 10.50 839K 453K 648K 17.94K dc884cd0-7e8c-11e5-8f05-000c297da085 mysql-ak2c9 loris app: demo, name:mysql, role:mysqldb 7.25 1M 85K 3K 23.46K dcb93720-7e8c-11e5-8f05-000297da085 wordpress-sz87q loris app:demo, name:wordpress, role: frontend 7.25 1M 85K 3K 23.04K dcb91cb1-7e8c-11e5-8f05-000c297da085 wordpress-6vrac loris app:demo, name:wordpress, role: frontend 1.50 139K 71K 8 1.84K 8e83a550-7e7d-11e5-8f05-000c297da685 k8s-master-127.0.0.1 default 0.25 253K 11K 68K 34.96K dce56067-7e8c-11e5-8f05-000c297da085 client-djkjn loris app:demo, name:client, role:clients 0.00 253K 11K 68K 35.06K dce59a02-7e8c-11e5-8f05-000297da085 client-j52al loris app:demo, name:client, role:clients Help Filter Echo Bolig Legend-Actions CTRL+Fate p 1/7(14.9%)

The image shows a terminal output from a sysdig tool running on an Ubuntu system. The output displays information about Kubernetes pods running on the whole machine, showing metrics like CPU usage, virtual memory, resident memory, file I/O, and network I/O. It also shows the pod names, their respective namespaces (loris and default), and labels describing the applications and roles they serve, such as wordpress, mysql, and client applications.