Viewing Kubernetes Details
You can use the Kubernetes dashboard to
get a quick overview of your Kubernetes or
Tanzu Kubernetes Grid Integrated Edition
deployments in VMware Aria
Operations for Networks
. You see details about,
- Top talking Clusters and Namespaces based on the flows
- Overview of Kubernetes cluster entities such as, count of Namespaces, Pods, services and Nodes
- Kubernetes clusters added inVMware Aria Operations for Networks
- List of containers images running on Pods and count of Pods for each container image
- List of new pods discovered, its count, namespace and cluster details.
In addition, you can click on the count of various
Kubernetes entities on the dashboard to the see the list view and go to details of that
particular entity.
Dashboard | Description |
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Cluster Dashboard | You get the deployment details at the cluster level, which includes
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Namespace Dashboard | You get the cluster namespace details such as,
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Service Dashboard | You see the details of the Kubernetes services,
like
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Pods Dashboard | You see the details such as,
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Nodes Dashboard | You see details such as,
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- VMware Aria Operations for Networkscollects Kubernetes cluster details fromTanzu Kubernetes Grid Integrated Editionevery 10 minutes.
- VMware Aria Operations for Networkscollects all objects (Namespace, Node, Pod, Service) from Kubernetes cluster every 4 hours. However, if there is any change in the Kubernetes objects,VMware Aria Operations for Networksruns the Watch API and updates the changes immediately.
- Tanzu Kubernetes Grid Integrated Editiondoes not provide details about the Kubernetes primary nodes.
- VMware Aria Operations for Networksprovides the details of the clusters that are in successfully created state only.
Common Alerts or Error Messages
- Data Source not reachable- Ping the IP/FQDN of theTanzu Kubernetes Grid Integrated Editionfrom the collector virtual machine to ensureTanzu Kubernetes Grid Integrated Editionis reachable.
- Kubernetes Cluster API Servers not reachable-Ensure that all the Kubernetes Cluster API Servers are reachable from the collector virtual machine.