Add Kubernetes critical upstream failure detection rule #119
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CRE Rule: Kubelet Panic from Evented PLEG Under Load (CRE-2025-0125)
This PR adds a new CRE rule, CRE-2025-0125 that detects a known kubelet high severity failure in Kubernetes when the Evented PLEG feature is under heavy pod‐creation pressure. Rapid pod launches can trigger a race condition in evented.go that sends data to a closed channel causing the node’s kubelet to crash and enter a NotReady state and causes silent production outages.
Closes #95
/claim #95
Test Environment
Live CRE link: Playground Link
Reproducible test setup (Maintainers invited) : REPO LINK
DEMO
clideo_editor_1605a8b958bd472492b3d53617bfec32.mp4