Cluster Health Dashboard
When you open a cluster's Cluster Details page, a health summary appears at the top — a quick, at-a-glance snapshot of what's running and whether anything needs attention, before you drill into the dedicated tabs.
The summary is a row of stat cards. Each card is clickable and takes you to the relevant tab for the full view.
| Card | What it shows | Opens |
|---|---|---|
| Workloads | Total running workloads (Deployments, StatefulSets, DaemonSets, Jobs, CronJobs, ReplicaSets, Pods), with healthy / progressing / failing indicators | Workloads tab |
| Namespaces | Total number of namespaces, with the first few listed | Workloads tab |
| Ingress & Services | Total Ingress and Service objects, split into public and internal | Ingress & Service Accounts tab |
| Open Issues | Active issues detected by the SRE Agent, broken down by severity | SRE Agent tab |
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The cards load as soon as the cluster's data is available. If a particular metric can't be fetched, that card is hidden rather than blocking the rest of the summary.
Related Cluster Tabs
The cluster detail page also includes several operational tabs alongside the documented provisioning and security features:
| Tab | Description |
|---|---|
| Storage | Persistent volumes, volume claims, and storage classes in the cluster |
| Ingress & Service Accounts | Ingress objects, services, and service accounts |
| Cluster Events | The raw stream of Kubernetes events (create, update, delete, warnings) |
| SRE Agent | AI-driven issue detection and remediation — see SRE Agent |
For node and pod operations, see Node Groups and Workloads Management.