...when doing kubectl get pods it can be hard to know which pods are ones that I've started (and can therefore kill) vs ones other people might be running. Throwing a username into the name could alleviate this.
from @kolia
Could use a particular env var such as JULIA_POD_USERNAME and default to "$(whoami)" if that is not set? That way usage stays terse (just julia_pod.)
from @soulshake
(Extra credit if this can be made a label on the created pods so you can use a selector to filter them for deletion etc)
from @hannahilea
...when doing kubectl get pods it can be hard to know which pods are ones that I've started (and can therefore kill) vs ones other people might be running. Throwing a username into the name could alleviate this.
from @kolia
Could use a particular env var such as JULIA_POD_USERNAME and default to "$(whoami)" if that is not set? That way usage stays terse (just julia_pod.)
from @soulshake
(Extra credit if this can be made a label on the created pods so you can use a selector to filter them for deletion etc)