Pods¶

In Kubernetes, a Pod is the smallest schedulable and manageable unit, representing one or more tightly coupled containers (such as the main application container and its helper containers). These containers share the same network namespace, storage volumes, and lifecycle, and are considered a "logical application instance." Pods provide a co-operative runtime environment for containers.

For more information, refer to Pods.

List¶

Go to Infrastructure > CONTAINERS, and in the top-left corner of the page, click to enter Kubernetes > Pods to view all the Pods retained within the space, including their names, ready counts, restart counts, and runtime durations.

Details¶

Click on an entry in the list to open its details page.

Basic Attributes¶

View the associated HOSTs, Pod names, Node names, labels, and extended attributes for this Pod.

• Labels

These are automatically uploaded along with the Pod information by default. Existing labels can be used to filter data with the same label via quick filtering in the Pod object list.

For example, by clicking the label HOST, you can query logs, containers, processes, APM traces, etc., related to that host.

YAML¶

In the YAML, the system displays the complete configuration structure of the current Pod (such as container images, resource limits, environment variables, volume mounts, etc.), helping you understand key fields, copy templates for adaptation, and validate design logic.

Correlation Analysis¶

One-stop correlation analysis for metrics, containers, logs, networks, and hosts corresponding to these Pods allows faster and more comprehensive monitoring of Pod operations.

Kubernetes Events¶

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

For more details, refer to Explorer Configuration.