K8S Container dashboard
As an administrator, use the K8S Container dashboard to view the overall health of Kubernetes containers in a cluster. You can use the dashboard to quickly identify the containers that might have issues with the CPU and memory utilization. You can view container details from the entire cluster, or from a specific namespace, deployment, or pod.
The following image shows the K8S Container dashboard:
To view the dashboard
- In BMC Helix Dashboards from the navigation menu, click Dashboards.
- Click the Operations Management folder and click K8S Container.
- From the K8 Clusters list, select a cluster to view its container details.
- To view the container details in more granularity, use the following fields:
- Namespace: View container details of a namespace within a cluster.
- Deployment: View container details of a deployment within a namespace.
- Pod: View container details of a pod within a namespace.
Panels in the K8S Container dashboard
Panel | Description | Example |
The top menu bar | The menu bar, where you can select the following options:
Select one of the following links to view the corresponding dashboard:
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The CPU Profile section | ||
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CPU Utilization for Top 10 | The CPU utilization of the top 10 resources in the container. | ![]() |
CPU Core Seconds for Top 10 | The sum of core CPU usage of the top 10 resources in a container in seconds. | ![]() |
Average CPU Cores for Top 10 | The average of the sum of core CPU usage of the top 10 resources in a container. | ![]() |
The Memory Profile section | ||
Memory Utilization Top 10 | The memory utilization of the container. | ![]() |
Page Faults/Major Page Faults Top 10 | Displays the total number of page faults and major page faults. | ![]() |
Memory Usage, RSS Memory Top 10 | Displays the total amount of RSS memory and the total amount of memory in use. | ![]() |
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