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Filter Kubernetes Services by Attributes
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Filter Kubernetes Services by Attributes

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Problem

How would you filter various Kubernetes services based on attributes, status, and dependencies?

Implement the filter using the supplied service metadata. A service matches when its attributes contain every requested key-value pair, its status is allowed, and every transitive dependency exists with status running; dependency cycles invalidate the service.

I/O contract: services maps service names to dictionaries containing attributes, status, and dependencies. Return matching service names in lexicographic order.

Signature: filter_services(services, required_attributes, allowed_statuses)

Constraints

  • 1 <= number of services <= 10^4
  • Service names are unique strings
  • Each service has attributes, status, and dependencies fields
  • Dependencies contain service names and may form cycles
  • required_attributes contains at most 20 key-value pairs
  • allowed_statuses contains unique strings

Function Signature

def filter_services(services, required_attributes, allowed_statuses):
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