Pods view

Kubernetes Pods are the smallest deployable units in the Kubernetes ecosystem. A Pod represents a single instance of a running process in a cluster, encapsulating one or more containers. Containers within a Pod share the same network namespace, allowing them to communicate with each other using localhost. Pods are fundamental building blocks in Kubernetes, providing a cohesive environment for managing and scaling applications. Kubernetes Documentation: Pods for details.

The Pods table lists the cluster pods. You can click the list items and open the details panel with comprehensive information and various options. The Namespace drop-down list filters the cluster objects by namespaces. You can also search for a specific item using the Search Pods input field.

You can resize and reorder the table columns. Drag the column border in the table header to change the width. To change the column position, drag its header left or right. Also, you can sort objects in ascending or descending order by clicking the header of a column and configure the column visibility. By default, the table consists of the following columns:

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The table content can be exported in the CSV file format.

Property	Description
Name	Indicates the name of the Pod.
Namespace	Specifies the namespace to which the Pod belongs.
Containers	Displays the number of containers within the Pod.
CPU	Represents the CPU usage of the Pod.
Memory	Represents the memory usage of the Pod.
Restarts	Indicates the number of restarts the Pod has experienced.
Controlled By	Specifies the entity that controls the Pod.
Node	Identifies the node where the Pod is running.
QoS (Quality of Service)	Provides information about the Quality of Service.
Age	Displays the age of the Pod, indicating how long it has been in its current state.
Status	Provides information on the current status of the Pod.
Options	Contains a three-vertical-dots button (options button) for each Pod. Clicking on the button opens a drop-down list with the following buttons: Logs View the logs of the Pod. Evict Evict the Pod from its current node. Edit Changes the configuration of the Pod. Delete Removes the Pod.