[setnilson]

Summary

Adds a new Datadog app, apps/k8s-pods, that lists Kubernetes pods in a table with name, namespace, status, restarts, and age, and supports filtering by namespace and deleting unhealthy pods.

• Pods are read via DDSQL (tableQuery against the containers dataset with a fixed SQL template, capped at 500 rows) with a natural-language queryInventory fallback if the fixed SQL does not match the org's schema. Rows are normalized and deduplicated per pod in the backend function (listPods.backend.ts).
• The UI filters by namespace with a Select populated from the reported pods, marks pods as unhealthy (phase outside Running/Succeeded/Completed, or restarts >= 5) with status badges, and shows a Delete action only for unhealthy pods (src/App.tsx).
• Deletion goes through a backend function (deletePod.backend.ts) that issues a DELETE against the Kubernetes API server via the generic HTTP action from @datadog/action-catalog/http/http. The action's connectionId must be a static top-level constant (enforced by the Datadog vite plugin), so it is configured via the kubeAPIConnectionId constant; no credentials are handled in app code, and pod/namespace names are strictly validated before use.
• Note: the DDSQL containers column names (kube_pod_name, kube_namespace, kube_pod_status_phase, kube_container_status_restarts_total, started_at) could not be probed from this sandbox; if the query errors in your org, the app automatically falls back to the natural-language inventory query, and the SQL constant can be adjusted in one place.

Changes

• Scaffolded apps/k8s-pods (vite-react template) with unique app identifier in datadog-app.config.json / vite.config.ts.
• src/listPods.backend.ts: fixed DDSQL query + NL fallback, pod normalization/dedup, clamped limit.
• src/deletePod.backend.ts: Kubernetes pod deletion via the generic HTTP action, input validation, static connection ID configuration.
• src/App.tsx: pods table (DRUIDS Table, Badge for status), namespace filter, delete action for unhealthy pods, API-server URL setting.
• Aligned react/react-dom with the root overrides (^18.3.1) per the workspace dependency rules.
• Regenerated root package-lock.json and committed it together with the new app.

Testing

• npm run typecheck -w apps/k8s-pods passes.
• npm run lint -w apps/k8s-pods passes with zero warnings.
• npm run build -w apps/k8s-pods builds successfully (requires DD_SITE to be unset locally because an empty DD_SITE env value is rejected by the vite plugin; CI is unaffected).
• Lockfile gate: fetched origin/master (fe1e996), regenerated package-lock.json with npm install --package-lock-only --ignore-scripts, validated with npm ci --ignore-scripts, and confirmed both the apps/k8s-pods record and node_modules/k8s-pods workspace link are present.

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Bits Code status: ✅ Done