@martin.hirschvogel What I would like to know is which of the Kubernetes monitoring ideas you got as feedback from users could not be implemented because they were too complicated/special to do in Checkmk - but still senseful however.
Since the last Robocon I always have the Kubernetes Library for Robot Framework in mind. It was impressive to see in the live demo, how deep Robot Framework could test a Kubernetes cluster via the API. An integration with Robotmk could fill this gap.
If somebody here has ideas for an interesting use case to implement such a Kubernetes test (too sophisticated for cmk, but generic enough to be of common value) with Robot Framework and Robotmk, please contact me. 