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npm package: @kui-shell/plugin-sample
Description: A sample plugin for the Kui
Author: Nick Mitchell
Latest version: 1.0.7

# plugin-sample

To activate this plugin, copy or symlink it so that it is placed in the `plugins/` directory in the top-level.

Then, execute `npm run compile` in the top-level and reload or relaunch your Kui instance.

Try commands: `sample hello`, `sample create action` and `sample sidecar` in your Kui instance.

To test the sample plugin, go the the `tests/` directory, and execute `./bin/corral` to symlink the sample test file, and execute `KEY_FROM_LAYER=false ./bin/runLocal.sh sample`.
npm package: @kui-shell/plugin-view-utilization
Description: A sample plugin for the Kui
Author: Nick Mitchell
Latest version: 1.0.17

# Kubernetes Utilization Kui Plugin

## Terminology

The terms in this section in quotes come from kubernetes itself. The
rest of the text in this section is our interpretations of these
terms.

### Node Terminology

Each node has a cpu and a memory share that can be allocated to
containers. The two pertinent figures are:

    - "Capacity": total cpu/memory share
    - "Allocatable": remaining cpu/memory share

### Container Terminology

Each container will request resource shares from its owning node. The
resource requests can be constrained in two ways:

    - "Limit": maximum cpu/memory share to grant the container
    - "Request": minimal cpu/memory share it needs in order to function

## Credits

Originated from: https://github.com/etopeter/kubectl-view-utilization/