Cluster details page

learn about this resource for a deep view into individual clusters, to acquire a keen understanding of performance and health cluster details the landing page provides an overview of the container clusters in your hybrid it estate it enables an at a glance view of cluster health by provider and region, and a general resource status for containers, such as cpu and memory, overutilized and underutilized it also provides a table cluster list table, providing identifying information about each cluster to view details about a cluster, click the cluster name the service navigates to the details page for the selected cluster the page displays the following information cluster name status the connection type, typically identified by cloud provider a table containing the following information environment id location kubernetes version created date last sync all tags number of pods number of nodes number of alerts duration (selectable) a left navigation bar that presents multiple cluster detail selections as follows cluster presents data about each cluster for more information, see cluster docid fllu jjaqyzuec39m6sx actions enables taking an action to resolve potential disruptions before they occur workloads tab presenting applications running in kubernetes for more information, see workloads docid\ wvn8xyjcqfqwvmplgzomz network displays available services and ingress objects for more information, see network docid\ ti60tc1asurlbdphuo8hw configuration shows details about configmaps and secrets for more information, see configuration docid 5fqsykec1zotsymat8duy storage shows the persistent volumes of the clusters for more information, see storage docid\ p9xj ftdl57 sbiydlvds access control shows the access control details of the cluster cluster access control docid\ gfbrukukslm60qq3cjn8y policy a cluster policy restricts the ability to configure clusters based on rules that limit the attributes for more information, see policy docid\ iio0qx21cmj5fb0sv7d9k custom resources docid\ rz 1x6by2k9s1e6x86jdd custom resources are kubernetes api extensions that allow objects to be created, updated and deleted actions provides actionable insights of container clusters, such as memory and cpu underutilization if, for example, a particular cluster has a cpu utilization of 14%, your organization is committing a high cost for cpu cycles it is not using this fact will be part of the data reported in the actionable insight quadrant of the landing page when the offending cluster is identified, the underutilization report is accompanied by a recommendation for adjusting cpu resources to an appropriate level this recommendation; however, must be tested to ensure that the recommended level does not pose a health risk to the cluster in a production environment the actions section of the details page accomodates request for things such as reduced cpu resources the actions section contains links to two pages create resources provides details about the cluster, and a yaml configuration canvas that can receive a yaml script and reconfigure supporting resources for the cluster actions history displays the history of actions that have been taken in the past, which can be filtered by action type (such as configuration change and state change) and status (such as in progress and failed) use the following procedure to commit an action to the kyndryl actions service prepare your yaml script containing the proposed configuration for the target resource click the cluster name of the identified cluster (action candidate) the service navigates to the details page for that cluster click actions → create resources the service navigates to the create resources page for the current cluster copy your yaml script to the clipboard paste your yaml script onto the script canvas identified by the text "insert yaml text here" the create button illuminates, indicating it is active click create to submit your request or cancel to abort the request clicking create submits the configuration specification to the kyndryl actions service and the resource will be updated in accordance with your organization's policy explore supported actions # to enable effective cluster resource management