Perform this task to obtain detailed information about a container cluster. This information includes basic cluster information, resource usage, components, nodes, namespaces, services, stateless applications, storage, routes, events, stateful applications, jobs, and scheduled tasks.
On the top navigation bar, click Resources.
From the left navigation pane, select Containers.
Click a cluster name link.
The container cluster details page opens displaying the following information:
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Item |
Description |
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Basic Info |
Displays the creation time, description, and state of the cluster. |
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Resource Usage |
Displays the capacity and usage of CPU and memory resources. |
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Components |
Displays major Kubernetes (K8s) components. |
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Nodes |
Displays the worker and controller nodes in the cluster. To add nodes to the cluster, click Add Nodes. |
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Namespaces |
Namespaces created on the cluster. |
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Services |
Displays all services deployed in the namespaces on the cluster. To view detailed information about a service, click its name link. To delete a service, click Delete. |
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Stateless Apps |
Displays all stateless applications on the cluster. These applications are managed by using Kubernetes Deployments. On the Stateless Apps tab, you can stop or delete stateless applications as needed. |
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Stateful Apps |
Displays all stateful applications on the cluster. These applications are managed by using Kubernetes StatefulSets. On the Stateful Apps tab, you can stop or delete stateful applications as needed. |
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Scheduled Tasks |
Displays all scheduled tasks on the cluster. On the Scheduled Tasks tab, you can stop or delete scheduled tasks as needed. |
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Jobs |
Displays all jobs on the cluster. On the Jobs tab, you can stop or delete jobs as needed. |
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Storage |
Displays the volumes for permanent storage. |
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Routes |
Displays the DNS records for services on the cluster. On this tab, you can edit the DNS record for a service to change its domain name, service name, or port number. You can also delete DNS records. |
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Events |
Displays Kubernetes events, including their description, source, time of occurrence, and severity level. |