Deployments¶
In Kubernetes, a Deployment is a workload object used to manage stateless applications. It declaratively defines the desired state of Pods (such as the number of replicas, container image versions, etc.). It automatically manages the lifecycle of underlying ReplicaSets and Pods, supporting rolling updates, rollbacks, and horizontal scaling, ensuring high availability of applications and simplifying the deployment process.
For more information, refer to Deployments.
List¶
Navigate to Infrastructure > CONTAINERS, and in the top-left corner of the page, click to enter Kubernetes > Deployments to view all Deployments retained within the space, including available counts, completed Pod counts, ready counts, runtime duration, etc.
Details¶
Click on an item in the list to pull out its details page.
Note
If the Deployments associated field namespace exists, you can view the metrics view corresponding to this field on the Services details page.
Basic Attributes¶
View the available replicas, readiness status, labels, and extended attributes of this Deployment.
- Clicking on Available Replicas / Ready, you can perform the following operations:
| Action | Description |
|---|---|
| Filter field values | Add this field to the Explorer to view all data related to this field. |
| Inverse filter field values | Add this field to the Explorer to view all other data except for this field. |
| Add to display columns | Add this field to the Explorer for viewing. |
| Copy | Copy this field to the clipboard. |
- Labels
Uploaded automatically by default with Deployments information. Existing labels can be displayed via quick filtering in the Deployments object list to show data with the same label.
YAML¶
In YAML, the system displays the full configuration of the current Deployment, including all declared fields, system auto-filled default values, and associated resources, which are key for troubleshooting later.
Change Events¶
For more details, refer to Change Event Details.
Kubernetes Events¶
You can view event data associated with namespace, source, kind, and name.
For more details, refer to Explorer Configuration.