Business Problem:

While defining RHACS policies it is not possible to differentiate between deployment types, i.e. CronJob, Deployment, StatefulSet, etc. Thus, it is not possible to apply a specific policy to only one type of deployment resource. Using labels to exclude deployment types (like CronJobs for example) is not a solution for us, since clients could use the label to workaround the policy for deployments too. 

Use Cases:

• Let's look at a policy which shall enforce the presence of more than one replica for example. While this criteria makes sense for regular deployments (as you can guarantee high availability with 2 or more replicas) it is not compatible with CronJobs for example.
• In this scenario it would be helpful if we could differentiate between the two.

Key Functionality:

Provide a way to indicate the deployment type in the policy criteria or scope inclusion/exclusion. 

Benefits:

It would be possible to implement certain policies which would help us make deployments more resilient against node failures.

Acceptance criteria:

• Correctly differentiate between deployment types in policies.
• Possibility to define to which deployment type a specific policy applies to.