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Pods

The Pods page provides information about the pods that are currently running or that have been running for the past 15 minutes. You can also access details about a specific pod as well as its log.

By default, pods run with unbounded CPU and memory limits. This means that any pod in the system will be able to consume as much CPU and memory on the node that executes the pod.

You may want to impose restrictions on the amount of resources a single pod in the system may consume for a variety of reasons.

ClosedView the Pods

  1. Click RESOURCES> Workloads > Pods.

    The page displays the CPU and memory usage history of the namespace the pod belongs to, status, number of restarts during the lifecycle of the pod, the amount of time passed since the creation of the pod, the IP address of the pod, the CPU and memory usage of the pod itself in the last 15 minutes.

    • Click to display the log of the pod. See View log.
    • Click Actions and select to delete the pod or to view and edit its YAML.
    • Click the pod itself to display its details. See View a pod's details.
ClosedView a pod's details

  1. Click RESOURCES > Workloads > Pods, and then click the relevant Pod.

    The page displays the CPU and memory usage history of the pod in the last 15 minutes, the pod details, and the network details. To display the log of the pod, see View log.

    Also included is information about the pod containers such as the name, image, environment variables, commands, arguments, and more.

ClosedView log

  1. Click RESOURCES > Workloads > Pods.

  2. Click the relevant pod.

  3. Click in the Pod page or View logs in the Pod Details page or click View logs in the Container area. The page displays the information for the pod.

    You can use the following tools:

    • Toggles to change the size of the font used in the log.
    • Toggles to change the colors of the log: white characters on black background or black characters on white background.
    • The timestamp of the currently displayed log.
    • Use the relevant buttons to navigate between logs.

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