What type of workload scenario does SecureConnect not support?

SecureConnect is designed to facilitate secure connectivity and policy enforcement among workloads. In the context of this question, workloads in an idle state are typically not actively participating in network communication or processing tasks, meaning there may not be a need for the same level of security enforcement or connectivity management that SecureConnect provides.

While SecureConnect can help manage and secure workloads that are actively transmitting data or performing tasks, idle workloads do not require the same structured connectivity or policy since they are not engaging with other services or resources at that moment. This feature allows SecureConnect to focus its resources and efforts on actively engaged workloads that require dynamic connectivity, enforcement of policies, and monitoring.

In contrast, workloads competing for resources, overlapping services, and those using specific applications can all be actively managed by SecureConnect. They require various levels of resource allocation, policy application, and monitoring to ensure the overall security and efficiency of the infrastructure where these workloads operate.