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Cluster Detail

The Cluster Detail page gives a full view of a single Dataplane — its configuration, resource utilization, and the list of nodes it consists of.

Cluster detail

Actions​

1 — The Choose Action menu provides access to cluster operations. The available action is:

Cluster Info​

2 — The header bar shows key cluster attributes:

  • Status — current readiness of the cluster (e.g. READY)
  • Label — the display name of the cluster
  • Cluster Access — a link to download the kubeconfig file for direct kubectl access. For details on how cluster access works and what permissions are required, see User Access to CodeNOW Cluster
  • Description — a short description of the cluster

Cluster Resources​

3 — An overview of current resource utilization across the entire cluster:

  • Nodes — total number of nodes
  • CPU Request — sum of CPU requests across all workloads vs. total cluster capacity (cores)
  • Memory Request — sum of memory requests across all workloads vs. total cluster capacity (GiB)
  • Volumes — persistent volumes in use vs. total available
  • Pods without resource requests — pods that do not have CPU or Memory requests defined; highlighted in red when non-zero

Cluster Details​

4 — Technical metadata about the cluster:

  • ID — unique cluster identifier
  • Cloud Provider — the underlying cloud infrastructure provider
  • Version — the CodeNOW platform version running on this cluster
  • Default Cluster — whether this cluster is the account's default Dataplane
  • Domain — the base domain assigned to this cluster
  • Updated — date of the last cluster configuration update

Nodes​

5 — A table listing all nodes in the cluster. For each node you can see:

  • CPU Requested / Total — CPU cores requested by workloads on this node vs. node capacity
  • Memory Requested / Total — memory requested by workloads vs. node capacity
  • Volumes Attached / Total — persistent volumes attached to this node
  • Pods — number of pods running on the node