Cluster Observability
The Cluster Dashboard provides visibility into Kubernetes resources and workloads running in your cluster. You can view workloads, services, config and storage objects, and cluster-level resources from the Bridge UI.
Prerequisites
- Tenant Admin access — Log in as a Tenant Admin to access the Cluster Dashboard.
- Cluster in running state — The cluster must be running; the dashboard is not available for clusters that are still Processing state.
What the Cluster Dashboard Shows
- Workloads — Pods, Deployments, Replica Sets, Replication Controllers, Stateful Sets, Jobs, Cron Jobs, Services
- Service — Ingresses, Ingress Classes, Services
- Config and Storage — Config Maps, Persistent Volume Claims, Secrets, Storage Classes
- Cluster — Cluster Role Bindings, Cluster Roles, Events, Namespaces, Network Policies, Nodes, Persistent Volumes, Role Bindings, Roles, Service Accounts, Custom Resource Definitions
By default, the dashboard is scoped to the default namespace. You can switch to All Namespaces from the dropdown to view resources across the cluster.
Open the Cluster Dashboard
Step 1: Open the cluster view
- From your cluster list, click the cluster name or the ellipsis (three-dot) menu on the cluster row.
- Click View to open the cluster detail view.
Step 2: Use the Cluster Dashboard
- The Cluster Dashboard opens with resource categories (Workloads, Service, Config and Storage, Cluster).
- To view resources from all namespaces, select All Namespaces from the namespace dropdown.
- Browse the listed resources and use the dashboard to inspect workloads and cluster state.
Next Steps
- Custom workload creation — Define and deploy your own workloads.
- Catalog workload creation — Deploy pre-configured workloads from the catalog.