Container Types¶
In the container explorer, by integrating technologies such as Kubernetes, a real-time dynamic updated visualization analysis mode is used to comprehensively present key Metrics data such as the health status, runtime, and CPU usage of the following container types, thus efficiently grasping the overall container operation.
Data Display¶
The container explorer provides various professional analysis views in the form of lists and charts.
Displays the data of each container object within the current workspace collected in the last two days, categorized by object type to show specific Metrics data.
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Honeycomb chart: Switch to the container honeycomb chart to view Containers and Kubernetes > Pods data in the workspace.
- CONTAINERS: Quickly check the container's CPU usage, MEM usage, CPU usage (normalized), MEM usage (normalized), and analyze the performance states of containers under different projects, services, HOSTs, and images.
- Pods: Quickly check the number of Pod restarts and analyze the performance states of Pods under different projects, services, HOSTs, Nodes names, and namespaces.
- Other charts: In the form of Top Lists, pie charts, rectangular tree maps, and grouped table charts, based on
count,last,first,count_distinctcalculation modes, filter data under thebycondition.
Container List¶
Data Sorting¶
In the container object list, you can sort by key Metrics such as resource usage rate and CPU usage rate, helping to focus on the highest priority containers and promptly grasp the latest status and performance of the containers.
Container Details¶
By clicking on the container name in the container explorer, the corresponding details page will slide out.
The details page aggregates dispersed data such as the container's basic attributes, YAML, Pod, Metrics, logs, and views for easy access, avoiding repeated switching queries. Additionally, you can directly locate faults through the dependency relationship between associated containers and HOSTs/services.
Change Events¶
Based on data from five object types—Deployments, Daemonsets, Services, Cron Jobs, Statefulsets—you can view change events on the details page.
For more details, refer to Change Event Details.
Cross-Workspace Authorization¶
In addition to the above configurations and features, if the current workspace has configured data authorization, and the authorized data types include "infrastructure," then in the top-left corner of the container explorer page, you can switch to the authorized workspace to view related container data.