| − | The [https://github.com/checkpoint-restore/checkpoint-restore-operator Checkpoint/Restore Operator] for Kubernetes currently supports only policies and parameters that limit the number of checkpoints. This project aims to extend the current support with automated policy-based checkpointing, allowing users to define triggers for checkpoint creation, such as time-based schedules, resource thresholds (CPU, memory, I/O usage), Kubernetes events (node drain, pod eviction, preemption), application-level signals or annotations. | + | The [https://github.com/checkpoint-restore/checkpoint-restore-operator Checkpoint/Restore Operator] for Kubernetes currently supports only policies and parameters that limit the number of checkpoints. This project aims to extend the current support with automated policy-based checkpointing, allowing users to define triggers for checkpoint creation, such as time-based schedules, resource thresholds (CPU, memory, I/O usage), Kubernetes events (node drain, pod eviction, preemption), and application-level signals or annotations. |