View cluster details

Prerequisites

A cluster has been created.

Procedure

1. Log on to the Container Application Service console. In the navigation pane on the left, click Cluster Management.

2. On the Cluster Details page, you can view the following information:

   • Overview:

     • The total number of nodes, CPU usage, memory usage, basic configuration, network configuration, and operation records.

     • Click ACK Container Service Console next to the container cluster to go to the ACK cluster details page. On this page, you can view detailed information about the cluster.

     • In the Basic Information section, you can view the status of the Service Mesh switch.

       Note

       You can only enable Service Mesh. Disabling it is not supported.

   • Nodes: You can view information such as the node name, IP address, status, number of pods, and configuration.

     Note

     For more information about node operations, see Node management.

   • Component Management: This tab provides system components and optional components for managing the cluster's extension features. For more information, see Component management.

   • Logs: You can view cluster logs.

   • Operation Records: You can view the operation type and status. You can filter records by operation type, status, and date.

   • Namespace: You can view information such as the namespace name and status.

     Note

     For more information about namespace operations, see Namespaces.

   • Workload: A workload is a Kubernetes abstraction model for a group of pods. Workload types include deployments, StatefulSets, and DaemonSets. On this page, you can view information such as the workload name, runtime image, and the actual number of pods.

     Note

     For more information about workload operations, see Deployments, StatefulSets, DaemonSets, and Pods.

   • Configuration: You can view information such as the name, namespace, and creation time.

     Note

     For more information about configuration operations, see Configuration items and Secrets.

   • Storage: A component that provides storage for workloads. AKS supports two types of storage: NAS and cloud disks (cloud_disk).

     Note

     For more information about storage operations, see StorageClass, Persistent Volume (PV), and Persistent Volume Claim (PVC).