Deployments¶

In Kubernetes, a Deployment is a workload object used to manage stateless applications, defining the desired state of Pods through declarative configurations (e.g., number of replicas, container image version, etc.). It automatically controls the lifecycle of underlying ReplicaSets and Pods, supports rolling updates, rollbacks, and horizontal scaling, ensuring high availability of applications and simplifying the deployment process.

For more information, refer to Deployments.

List¶

Go to Infrastructure > Containers, click Kubernetes > Deployments in the upper-left corner of the page to view information about all Deployments retained in the workspace, including available replicas, completed Pods, ready replicas, runtime, etc.

Details¶

Click on an item in the list to slide out its details page.

Basic Attributes¶

View the available replicas, ready status, labels, and extended attributes of this Deployment.

• Click Available Replicas/Ready Status, and you can perform the following operations:

• Labels

Automatically uploaded with Deployment information by default. Existing labels can be used for quick filtering in the Deployments list to display data with the same labels.

YAML¶

In YAML, the system displays the complete configuration of the current Deployment, including all declared fields, system-autofilled default values, associated resources, etc., which is critical for later troubleshooting.

Change Events¶

For more details, refer to Change Event Details.

Kubernetes Events¶

View event data associated with namespace, source, kind, and name.

For more details, refer to Explorer Configuration.