A possible feature you could add for your kubernetes facilities, is access to the read-only kubelet port. This is common on older clusters and leaks quite a lot of information. It's generally interesting as , where running, it's always available without authentication.
Port 10255/TCP
A query to / will likely just back 404
A query to /pods/ will dump the configuration of all workloads running on the host.
A possible feature you could add for your kubernetes facilities, is access to the read-only kubelet port. This is common on older clusters and leaks quite a lot of information. It's generally interesting as , where running, it's always available without authentication.
Port
10255/TCP
A query to
/
will likely just back 404 A query to/pods/
will dump the configuration of all workloads running on the host.