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Focuses on standardizing the namespaces across various components in our Kubernetes setup by changing the namespace from specific names like "devcontainer," "dvwa," "nvidia-smi," etc., to a more general and consistent naming convention of "application."
By making this change, we ensure a more cohesive and organized structure within our Kubernetes environment, making it easier to manage and maintain the different components. This simplification of namespace naming conventions enhances the overall clarity and consistency of our Kubernetes deployment configuration.
The modifications in this pull request update the namespaces in several deployment files, kustomization files, and namespace definitions to align with the new naming convention. These changes contribute to a cleaner and more coherent Kubernetes setup, ultimately improving the manageability and scalability of our application deployment.