Kubernetes Features Enabled

Updated December 18, 20251 min readMarkdown

If you have Prometheus running and scraping metrics - You can find Kubernetes list of features enabled information for every feature using kubernetes_feature_enabled metric which gives build information

kubernetes_feature_enabled{}

The name of the feature is mentioned as part of name label

#kubernetes
#features
#feature-flags
#feature-management
#feature
#kubernetes-features
#kubernetes-api
#kube-apiserver
#kubernetes-api-server
#prometheus

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Karuppiah Natarajan
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