Pods

The Pods tab gives you a detailed, per-pod view of every pod running across your Kubernetes clusters. Use it to find failing, pending, or resource-hungry pods.

Pods Table

Column	Description
Pod	Pod name
Cluster	Cluster the pod runs in
Namespace	Kubernetes namespace
Kind	Owning resource kind (ReplicaSet, DaemonSet, etc.)
Containers	Ready / total container count
Status	Pod phase (Running, Pending, Succeeded, Failed)
CPU	CPU usage
Memory	Memory usage
Restarts	Container restart count

Filters

The left-hand filter panel offers fine-grained filtering:

• Cluster — Select one or more clusters.
• Kind — Filter by owning resource type (ReplicaSet, DaemonSet, StatefulSet, Job, etc.).
• Namespace — Filter by namespace.
• Container — Filter by container name.
• Pod name — Search by pod name.
• Host — Filter by the node the pod runs on.

Features

• Sorting — Click column headers to sort by any column.
• Search — Full-text search across pod names.
• Pagination — Navigate through large pod lists.
• Click a row to see detailed resource charts, container status, logs, and events for that pod.

Use Cases

• Find pods stuck in Pending or CrashLoopBackOff state.
• Identify pods with excessive restarts.
• Spot pods consuming unexpectedly high CPU or memory.
• Verify that new deployments rolled out successfully.