Abstract: Example techniques for establishing trusted communication with container-based services are described. In an example, a digital certificate stored in a memory is injected from the memory into a container. The container is external to the memory. The digital certificate is usable to establish a trusted communication between a service deployed in the container and a software program.

Abstract: In some examples, container management can include a non-transitory computer readable medium having instructions, the instructions executable by a processing resource to receive a deployment specification for operating the application within the container management system, determine whether the deployment specification includes a specified workload for scheduling the application, determine, in response to the deployment specification not including a specified workload for scheduling the application, a workload ratio associated with the application, determine a schedule in response to the determined workload ratio, and schedule the application across a plurality of nodes within the container management system based on the determined schedule.

Abstract: Example techniques for establishing trusted communication with container-based services are described. In an example, a digital certificate stored in a memory is injected from the memory into a container. The container is external to the memory. The digital certificate is usable to establish a trusted communication between a service deployed in the container and a software program.

Abstract: Example implementations relate to accessing a control platform. A computing device may comprise a processing resource and a memory resource storing non-transitory machine-readable instructions to cause the processing resource to receive an access request for a control platform of a plurality of control platforms, access the control platform based on the received access request, and transmit access description information based on an action performed with the control platform.

Abstract: In some examples, container management can include a non-transitory computer readable medium having instructions, the instructions executable by a processing resource to receive a deployment specification for operating the application within the container management system, determine whether the deployment specification includes a specified workload for scheduling the application, determine, in response to the deployment specification not including a specified workload for scheduling the application, a workload ratio associated with the application, determine a schedule in response to the determined workload ratio, and schedule the application across a plurality of nodes within the container management system based on the determined schedule.