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Infrastructure

The Infrastructure section shows the health of the Kubernetes underneath your services — from a cluster-wide summary down to a single pod.

The Overview page is the at-a-glance picture: how many nodes are up, how many workloads are running, how many are unhealthy, and where your CPU is going — including the top workloads and nodes by usage.

Nodes lists your whole fleet with each node’s status, CPU and memory usage, capacity, and when it was last seen. Open a node to see its CPU and memory over time.

Workloads shows resource usage per workload, with replica health and restart counts so a crash-looping or under-provisioned workload stands out immediately. Open a workload to see its trend, its pods, and jump straight to its place on the Service map or its Traces.

Under Kubernetes you can browse the objects themselves — Pods, Deployments, DaemonSets, StatefulSets, and ReplicaSets. Each list shows status and readiness; open an object to walk its ownership (from a pod up to its controller and back down), see its labels and containers, and tail container logs right there.