{{name.value?.length}} / {{ nameMaxLength }} Deployment or service with this name already exists within namespace. Application name is required. Application name must start with a lowercase letter and contain only lowercase letters, numbers, and '-' between words. An 'app' label with this value will be added to the Deployment and Service that get deployed. Learn more open_in_new Container image is required Container image is invalid: {{containerImage.errors?.validImageReference}} Enter the URL of a public image on any registry, or a private image hosted on Docker Hub or Google Container Registry. Learn more open_in_new Number of pods is required Number of pods must be a positive integer Setting high number of pods may cause performance issues of the cluster and Dashboard UI. A Deployment will be created to maintain the desired number of pods across your cluster. Learn more open_in_new
Optionally, an internal or external Service can be defined to map an incoming Port to a target Port seen by the container. Learn more open_in_new
The description will be added as an annotation to the Deployment and displayed in the application's details.
Labels
The specified labels will be applied to the created Deployment, Service (if any) and Pods. Common labels include release, environment, tier, partition and track. Learn more open_in_new {{namespace}} Create a new namespace... Namespaces let you partition resources into logically named groups. Learn more open_in_new {{secret}} Create a new secret... The specified image could require a pull secret credential if it is private. You may choose an existing secret or create a new one. Learn more open_in_new
CPU requirement must be given as a positive number. CPU requirement must be given as a valid number.
Memory requirement must be given as a positive number. Memory requirement must be given as a valid number.
You can specify minimum CPU and memory requirements for the container. Learn more open_in_new
By default, your containers run the selected image's default entrypoint command. You can use the command options to override the default. Learn more open_in_new
Run as privileged
Processes in privileged containers are equivalent to processes running as root on the host. Learn more open_in_new Environment variables available for use in the container. Values can reference other variables using $(VAR_NAME) syntax. Learn more open_in_new