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Node View

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Last updated 1 year ago

The Node View provides visibility into the activity within our cluster at the node level. We can monitor CPU and memory allocation, as well as the available capacity for hosting pods on each node. When selecting a node, we have access to three main components:

  • Quick Editor: The Quick Editor provides a concise overview of key information regarding the selected node, including its CIDRs, status, and configured taints. Additionally, it grants access to two essential functions: "Cordon/Uncordon Node" and "Drain Node," allowing for the management of hosted pods.

  • Yml: Grant access to the YAML definition of the node along with its current status.

  • In Detail Metrics: In the Detail Metrics section, you'll find comprehensive information regarding CPU and memory metrics.

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