Using Infrastructure Topology
The Infrastructure page provides a comprehensive view of your Kubernetes cluster topology - showing all resources, their relationships, and health status in multiple visualization modes.
Overview
What you see:- Total Resources: Complete count across all namespaces
- Namespaces: Number of namespaces
- Healthy Resources: How many are running correctly
- Resource Table: Detailed list of all resources
View Modes
- Table View
- Graph View
- Tree View
- Dashboard View
Best for: Quick scanning and filteringShows: Name, Type, Namespace, Status, Actions
Resource Types
| Type | What It Is | Example |
|---|---|---|
| Node | Physical/VM machines | kind-control-plane |
| Pod | Running containers | nginx-7d8b49-xyz |
| Deployment | Managed pod sets | api-gateway |
| ReplicaSet | Pod version control | api-gateway-7d8b49 |
| Service | Network endpoints | kubernetes, kube-dns |
Filtering Resources
Search box: Type pod name, namespace, or resource type View filters:- By resource type (Pods, Deployments, etc.)
- By namespace
- By status (Running, Pending, Failed)
- Click “View” on any resource for details
- Filter to show only unhealthy resources
Use Cases
Find Failing Pods
- Click Table view
- Sort by Status
- Look for CrashLoopBackOff, ImagePullBackOff
Understand Dependencies
- Click Graph view
- Select a service
- See all connected pods
Namespace Overview
- Filter by namespace (e.g., production)
- See all resources in that namespace
What You Learned
✅ Multiple view modes✅ Resource types
✅ Filtering and search
✅ Quick actions