View Cluster Details

The Cluster Details page allows you to view the cluster information, such as cluster name, Kubernetes* version, cluster nodes’ details, and cluster labels. To view the details of the cluster, on the Clusters page, you can click the cluster’s name or select View Details.

You can view the following details:

• Cluster Name - Displays the name of the cluster.

• Cluster details - Displays cluster details, such as status, cluster ID, Kubernetes version, region, and site.

• Deployment Configuration - Displays the metadata associated with the cluster.

• Cluster Action - Allows you to perform cluster actions like edit cluster, delete the cluster, download kubeconfig file, and copy kubeconfig file.

• Status Details - Displays the status of the cluster. The following statuses are shown.

  • Lifecycle Phase - Shows the lifecycle phase of the cluster.

    • unknown - Unable to determine current phase

    • pending- Cluster creation initiated but infrastructure not ready

    • provisioning - Resources are being created and configured

    • provisioned - Infrastructure is ready but components may still be initializing

    • active - Cluster is fully operational

    • deleting - Cluster is being removed

    • failed - Cluster creation has failed.

  • Cluster Ready - Shows the readiness of the cluster.

    • ready - Cluster core components fully functional

    • not ready - Cluster core still initializing

    • unknown - Status cannot be determined

  • Control Plane Ready - Shows the readiness of the control plane.

    • ready - Control plane fully functional

    • not ready - Control plane still initializing

    • unknown - Status cannot be determined

  • Infrastructure Ready - Shows the readiness of the infrastructure.

    • ready - Infrastructure fully functional

    • not ready - Infrastructure still initializing

    • unknown - Status cannot be determined

  • Node Healthy - Summarizes the health of the nodes in the cluster.

    • nodes are healthy - All nodes are operational and passing health checks

    • node(s) health unknown (X/Y) - Some nodes haven’t reported health yet

    • nodes are unhealthy (X/Y) - One or more nodes have failed health checks

• Hosts - Displays the details of the host. For more information, see the View Provisioned Host Details page.

• Deployment Instances - Lists the instances of deployments, their status, and the number of applications running on a given cluster.

In the Status Details tab, a cluster in a healthy state will show all statuses as green as shown at the top of the page. A cluster in an unhealthy state will show some statuses as red, with messages providing troubleshooting information. In the following image, a single-node cluster is offline; the cluster’s offline status can be inferred from the disconnected agents and unhealthy node.