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Kubernetes YAML Validator & Linter.

Validate multi-document Kubernetes manifests with automated schema checks, apiVersion deprecation warnings, and container limit inspections.

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Kubernetes Manifest Validation Best Practices

Kubernetes manifests rely heavily on exact API schemas and multi-document YAML separation (---). Using our Kubernetes YAML validator prior to running kubectl apply prevents cluster admission rejection errors and deployment rollbacks.

  • apiVersion & kind: Always verify that apiVersions are current (e.g. apps/v1 for Deployments, networking.k8s.io/v1 for Ingress).
  • Metadata Name: Ensure each resource specifies a valid DNS RFC 1123 compliant label and name.
  • Resource Limits: Defining CPU and memory requests/limits prevents out-of-memory (OOM) pod evictions in production.
Knowledge Base

Frequently Asked Questions.

Everything you need to know about YAML to JSON conversion, syntax formatting, and privacy.

What Kubernetes manifest checks are performed?

The linter validates multi-document YAML manifests, checks for required fields (apiVersion, kind, metadata.name, spec), verifies selector label alignment with template labels, flags missing container image tags, and checks for CPU and memory resource requests/limits.

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