The guide simplifies complex container management components designed for seasoned users, ensuring users can effectively optimize their clusters. Navigate to understand the significance of each policy and its associated attributes for successful cluster orchestration.To view the different policies, follow these steps to access the data you need:

Log into CCM.
Proceed to the CCM dashboard. This serves as the central hub for all cluster management activities.
In the dashboard, locate the
Cluster table
, positioned towards the bottom of the page. This table lists all the clusters available under your management.
Identify and choose the desired cluster by selecting it within the
Cluster table
. This action will direct you to a detailed view of the selected cluster.
Within the cluster details view, navigate to the
Policy
tab. Here, you will find options to view and manage Persistent Volumes, Persistent Volume Claims, and Storage Classes associated with the selected cluster.

The Policy section consists of the following sub-sections: Resource quotas, Limit ranges, Pod disruption budgets, and Network policies.

Resource quotas
: Presents a view of all the resource quota details that are part of the cluster
The following details are presented in the resource quotas table:
Name
: This column displays the name of the resource quota.
Namespace
: This column displays the namespace of the resource quota.
Age
: This column shows the Age of the resource quota.
Limit ranges
: Presents a view of all the limit range details so that the cluster user can see the limit ranges
The following details are presented in the limit ranges table:
Name
: This column displays the name of the resource quota.
Namespace
: This column displays the namespace of the resource quota.
Age
: This column shows the Age of the resource quota.
Pod disruption budgets
: Presents a view of all the pod disruption budgets part of the cluster and pod disruption budget details:
The following details are presented in the pod disruption budgets table:
Name
: This column displays the name of the pod disruption budget.
Namespace
: This column displays the namespace of the pod disruption budget.
Min available
: This column displays the min available of the pod disruption budget.
Max unavailable
: This column displays the maximum unavailable amount of the pod disruption budget.
Current healthy
: This column displays the current health of the pod disruption budget.
Desired healthy
: This column displays the desired health of the pod disruption budget.
Age
: This column shows the Age of the pod disruption budget.
Network policies
: Presents a view of all the network policies that are part of the cluster and network policy details:
The following details are presented in the network policies table:
Name
: This column displays the name of the network policy.
Namespace
: This column displays the namespace of the network policy.
Policy types
: This column displays the policy type of the network policy.
Age
: This column shows the Age of the network policy.
To view more details about a network policy, the user can click either on the row or the
View details
option present at the end of the row. The details about the selected network policy are presented in a side panel.
The network policy name is as panel title, labels, annotations, pod selector, and policy types.
Ingress rules/Egress rules: The data here is JSON data about the selected network policy's Ingress rules/Egress rules.
Raw JSON: The data here is JSON data about the selected network policy from the network policies API exposed by Kubernetes.