Process completed with exit code 1.

Check if containers are running with low UID, which might cause conflicts with the host's user table.

Check if Readiness Probe is not configured.

Containers must have the same resource requests set as limits. This is recommended to avoid resource DDoS of the node during spikes and means that 'requests.memory' and 'requests.cpu' must equal 'limits.memory' and 'limits.cpu', respectively

Containers must have the same resource requests set as limits. This is recommended to avoid resource DDoS of the node during spikes and means that 'requests.memory' and 'requests.cpu' must equal 'limits.memory' and 'limits.cpu', respectively

Images should be specified together with their digests to ensure integrity

In case of an unresponsive container, a Liveness Probe can help your application become more available since it restarts the container. However, it can lead to cascading failures. Define one if you really need it

Containers should be configured with an AppArmor profile to enforce fine-grained access control over low-level system resources

Each namespace should have a LimitRange policy associated to ensure that resource allocations of Pods, Containers and PersistentVolumeClaims do not exceed the defined boundaries

Each namespace should have a ResourceQuota policy associated to limit the total amount of resources Pods, Containers and PersistentVolumeClaims can consume

Check if the root container filesystem is not being mounted read-only.

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