Nodes¶

Nodes are the basic computing units that carry workloads and can be physical servers, cloud virtual machines, or other entities with computing capabilities. Nodes are uniformly managed by the cluster control plane and are responsible for running containerized applications (organized in Pod form) while providing computing, storage, and network resources. Each node communicates with the cluster through core components to ensure that applications are scheduled as expected and maintain high availability.

For more information, refer to Nodes.

List¶

Navigate to Infrastructure > CONTAINERS, and in the top-left corner of the page, click to enter Kubernetes > Nodes to view all the information about Nodes retained within the space, including nodes, status, Kubelet version, and runtime duration.

Details¶

Click on a data entry in the list to display its details page.

Basic Attributes¶

View the Label attributes and extended attributes of this Node.

• Label Attributes

Uploaded automatically by default along with Nodes information. Existing labels can be used to filter and display data with the same label in the Nodes object list via quick filtering.

Pod¶

On the Pod page, you can view related Pods under the current node (including name, readiness status, restart count, runtime duration). The system quickly associates real-time operational relationships between infrastructure (nodes) and applications (Pods).

In the associated Pod list, clicking any Pod allows you to view its details, making it easy to understand the operational status of the Pod on the node without switching pages, ensuring the continuity of the operation process.

Kubernetes Events¶

You can view event data associated with namespace, source, kind, and name.

For more details, refer to Explorer Configuration.