Kubernetes

Pod, node, service, and namespace views for Kubernetes clusters.

The Kubernetes section appears when you have at least one Kubernetes agent connected. It provides views of your cluster's workloads and infrastructure at the Kubernetes abstraction level (pods, nodes, services) rather than the Docker container level.

Namespace filter

A namespace dropdown appears in the top bar when you're in the Kubernetes section. It lists all namespaces discovered by the selected agent. Select a specific namespace or choose All namespaces for a cluster-wide view.

Pods

The Pods tab shows all pods in the selected namespace(s):

ColumnDescription
NamePod name
NamespaceKubernetes namespace
StatusRunning, Pending, CrashLoopBackOff, Completed, Failed, Terminating
Readyn/n containers ready
RestartsTotal restart count across all containers
NodeNode the pod is scheduled on
AgeTime since pod was created

Click a pod to see:

  • Container list within the pod
  • Live logs (per container)
  • Events (last 20 Kubernetes events for this pod)
  • Resource requests and limits

Nodes

The Nodes tab lists all nodes in the cluster:

ColumnDescription
NameNode name
StatusReady, NotReady, SchedulingDisabled
Rolescontrol-plane, worker
CPUAllocatable vs. requested
MemoryAllocatable vs. requested
PodsPod count on this node
AgeNode age

Click a node to see all pods running on it and their resource usage.

Services

The Services tab shows Kubernetes services:

ColumnDescription
NameService name
NamespaceNamespace
TypeClusterIP, NodePort, LoadBalancer, ExternalName
Cluster IPInternal cluster IP
External IPExternal IP (for LoadBalancer type)
PortsPort mappings
AgeService age

Namespaces

The Namespaces tab gives a quick overview of each namespace: pod count, running status, resource quota if configured.

Limitations

The Kubernetes views show the current state as last reported by the agent (refreshed every 15 seconds). They do not show historical snapshots, for historical metrics, use the Containers view and the time range picker.