Kubernetes Workload Management ​

The Kubernetes Workload Management section in the AppsCode Dashboard offers robust capabilities for managing Kubernetes resources. Follow these steps to leverage this functionality:

  1. Navigate to the AppsCode Dashboard.
  2. Click on your imported cluster to access the Cluster Overview page.

Cluster Overview Page ​

The Cluster Overview page provides essential information about your cluster, including a node list, available FeatureSets, and their respective statuses (enabled or disabled).

The left sidebar presents a variety of options for managing Kubernetes workloads:

  • Kubernetes:

    • Overview
    • Nodes

  • Workloads:

    • Deployments
    • Replica Sets
    • Replication Sets
    • Stateful Sets
    • Daemon Sets
    • Jobs
    • Cron Jobs
    • Pods

  • Helm:

    • Releases

  • Datastore:

    • Postgres
    • Elasticsearch
    • MongoDB (and others managed by KubeDB)

  • Service & Discovery:

    • Services
    • Ingresses
    • Network Policies

  • Config:

    • Config Maps
    • Secrets

  • Storage:

    • Persistent Volume Claims
    • Persistent Volumes
    • Storage Classes

  • Monitoring:

    • Alertmanager
    • PodMonitor
    • Prometheus
    • ServiceMonitor
    • PrometheusRule

  • Security:

    • Service Accounts
    • Policy
    • Gatekeeper Report

  • Admin:

    • Namespaces
    • Resource Quotas
    • Cluster Roles
    • Roles
    • CSI Drivers

You can customize the left sidebar by clicking the ⚙️ icon on the navbar, navigating to the Cluster Settings page, and selecting the Sidebar tab. Refer to the Sidebar Management Documentation for more details.

Resource Management ​

Select any resource from the left sidebar to list the resources. From there, you can go to the resource details page. The available options for each resource include:

  • Basic Overview
  • Resource Components
  • Related Resources
  • Events
  • Graph of Connected Resources
  • Resource Manifest

The Datastore section is dedicated to KubeDB, an AppsCode product, providing management capabilities for various types of databases. You can create new databases, explore overviews, components, connected resources, and manifests for each database.

You can also create new resources directly from any resource list page by clicking the ➕ Create button, filling out the form, and submitting to create the resource.

Explore the power of Kubernetes workload management in the AppsCode Dashboard for a seamless and efficient experience.

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