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ObjectMetaV1 Properties

Class Properties 15 members
Represents metadata for Kubernetes resources, encapsulating standard properties such as the resource's name, namespace, labels, annotations, and owner references.
Annotations Section titled Annotations Dictionary<string, string>
Represents a collection of annotations associated with a Kubernetes object metadata.
public Dictionary<string, string> Annotations { get; }
Annotations are key-value pairs used to store arbitrary non-identifying information about an object. They can be utilized by external tooling or for informational purposes. Unlike labels, annotations are not used to identify or group resources.
CreationTimestamp Section titled CreationTimestamp nullable DateTime?
Represents the timestamp indicating when the resource was created.
public DateTime? CreationTimestamp { get; set; }
This property typically stores the date and time at which the resource was initially constructed. It may be null if the creation timestamp is not set or the resource has not been persisted yet.
DeletionGracePeriodSeconds Section titled DeletionGracePeriodSeconds nullable long?
Specifies the duration, in seconds, that a Kubernetes resource will remain in a pending deletion state after a deletion request is initiated.
public long? DeletionGracePeriodSeconds { get; set; }
This property is used to define a grace period for cleanup tasks or termination procedures before the resource is permanently removed. If not set, the default behavior or grace period defined by the system will be applied.
DeletionTimestamp Section titled DeletionTimestamp nullable DateTime?
Gets or sets the timestamp marking when the object is scheduled for deletion.
public DateTime? DeletionTimestamp { get; set; }
This property represents the time at which a Kubernetes resource is marked for deletion. If set, it indicates that the object is in the process of being deleted, and should not be acted upon, except for finalizers which need to complete their cleanup work. The object will be deleted once all finalizers are completed.
Finalizers Section titled Finalizers List<string>
A list of strings that describes the finalization steps for a Kubernetes resource.
public List<string> Finalizers { get; }
Finalizers are used to ensure certain cleanup operations are completed before the resource is permanently removed. This property contains the names of finalizers associated with the resource, specifying additional actions or processes to be executed prior to deletion. Once all finalizers are cleared from the list, the resource deletion is finalized. Adding or removing entries in this list must align with the desired cleanup or finalization logic for the resource.
GenerateName Section titled GenerateName string
Specifies a prefix to be used by the system for generating a unique name if the `Name` property is not provided.
public string GenerateName { get; set; }
When set, the system ensures uniqueness by appending a unique identifier to the value of `GenerateName`. This is commonly used in scenarios where the exact name is not critical but must not collide with existing names.
Generation Section titled Generation nullable long?
Represents the generation of the resource in the Kubernetes object metadata.
public long? Generation { get; set; }
The generation is a sequence identifier that is incremented by the Kubernetes system to indicate changes to the desired state of the resource, as specified by the user. Changes in this value can be used to track updates to the resource specification.
Labels Section titled Labels Dictionary<string, string>
A collection of key-value pairs used to organize and categorize Kubernetes resources.
public Dictionary<string, string> Labels { get; set; }
Labels provide a mechanism to attach metadata to Kubernetes objects, enabling users to select and group resources. These labels can be utilized by controllers for policy application and management operations and can also assist in search and filtering processes.
A collection of ManagedFieldsEntryV1 instances that provide metadata about field-level management in a Kubernetes resource.
public List<ManagedFieldsEntryV1> ManagedFields { get; }
This property contains a list of entries that describe changes and management details for specific fields in the Kubernetes resource. Each entry provides information about the fields affected, the manager responsible for the changes, operations performed, the subresources modified, and the API version used during the modification. Primarily useful for understanding which components are interacting with and updating specific fields of the resource's metadata.
Gets or sets the name of the Kubernetes resource.
public string Name { get; set; }
The `Name` property represents a unique identifier within the specified namespace for this resource. It is a required property when defining a Kubernetes resource and must conform to Kubernetes naming conventions.
Gets or sets the namespace of the Kubernetes resource.
public string Namespace { get; set; }
The namespace serves as a mechanism to isolate and organize resources within a Kubernetes cluster. Each resource in a Kubernetes cluster can optionally belong to a namespace, which helps to group related resources together and manage their lifecycle independently. When not explicitly specified, resources may default to belonging to the "default" namespace.
Represents a list of owner references for a Kubernetes object.
public List<OwnerReferenceV1> OwnerReferences { get; }
The OwnerReferences property contains metadata about the relationships between a Kubernetes object and its owners. Each owner reference defines the owning object's unique identifier, name, and control behavior. This property is typically used to manage cascading deletes and ensure proper ownership hierarchy within Kubernetes resources.
ResourceVersion Section titled ResourceVersion string
Represents the specific version of a Kubernetes resource as stored in the server's database.
public string ResourceVersion { get; set; }
The ResourceVersion property is used to track changes to a Kubernetes resource. It is primarily used for optimistic concurrency control and to ensure that modifications to a resource do not conflict with other concurrent updates. The value of this property changes every time the resource is updated.
Gets or sets the unique identifier (UID) of the Kubernetes resource.
public string Uid { get; set; }
This property is a globally unique identifier assigned to the resource by the Kubernetes system. It remains constant throughout the resource's lifecycle and is used to distinguish it from other resources, even if they share the same name and namespace.