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Select Workload cluster from the left navigation bar to view the information of all workload clusters on the workload cluster list. The Status column shows the state of a workload cluster.
| Status | Description |
|---|---|
| Creating | The workload cluster is being created. |
| Running | All nodes in the workload cluster are ready, but the enabled addons in the cluster are not all ready. |
| Ready | All nodes and enabled addons in the workload cluster are ready. The cluster can work properly. |
| Updating | The modifications to the workload cluster configurations are being updated. Operations that may trigger an update include upgrading the AKE version, creating or deleting node groups, adding or removing nodes from a node group, replacing a node with a new node, and cluster autoscaling. |
| Upgrading | The workload cluster is being upgraded. |
| Reconciliation suspended | The workload cluster has suspended reconciliation. Once the reconciliation is suspended, the Kubernetes cluster will not be automatically updated even if its status does not match the expectation. |
| Abnormal |
The workload cluster might not function properly due to exceptions. The possible reasons include |
| Deleting | The workload cluster is being deleted and the related data are being cleared. |
| Rolling back | The workload cluster is rolling back to a state before the upgrade. |
Note:
If there are GPU devices assigned to the workload cluster, you can also tick GPU count and GPU model in the cluster list setting to view the corresponding information.
On the workload cluster list, select a target cluster to access its Overview page.
Cluster basic information
| Parameter | Description |
|---|---|
| ACOS cluster | The name of the ACOS cluster where the workload cluster resides. Click the name to access the ACOS cluster overview page. |
| CPU architecture | The CPU architecture of the ACOS cluster where the workload cluster resides. |
| Creation time | The time the workload cluster was created; accurate to the second. |
| AKE version | The AKE version corresponding to the workload cluster when creating, updating, or upgrading it. |
| Time zone | The time zone configured for the workload cluster. |
Kubernetes version
| Parameter | Description |
|---|---|
| Kubernetes version | The version of Kubernetes installed in the workload cluster. If the current cluster can be upgraded, the Upgrade available tag will appear below the Kubernetes version. Click it to open the Upgrade cluster dialog box and perform the upgrade. |
| Control plane VIP | The control plane VIP configured for the workload cluster. |
Node
Click on the Node widget to access the Node tab.
| Parameter | Description |
|---|---|
| Node | The total number of nodes in the workload cluster, including control plane nodes and worker nodes. |
| Control plane | The number of control plane nodes in the workload cluster. Displays the number of nodes in the |
| Worker | The number of worker nodes in the workload cluster. |
| Node guest OS | The name of the operating system installed in the virtual machine corresponding to the node in the workload cluster. |
| Node template's AKE version | The AKE version in the node template used by the workload cluster. Each AKE release provides node templates of multiple Kubernetes versions. |
| System storage | The total storage capacity allocated to all nodes in the workload cluster. |
Cluster addon status
Displays the enabled addons and their respective status. Hover over an addon to view its version.
| Parameter | Description |
|---|---|
| Addon type and name |
Includes the following addons:
|
| Addon status | The possible statuses for addons are as follows:
|
CPU
When the monitoring addon is enabled, it shows the CPU data of the workload cluster.
Memory
When the monitoring addon is enabled, it displays the total allocated memory across all nodes in the workload cluster, with details on the Allocatable, Used, and System reserved memory and their respective percentage.
GPU
The GPU widget is displayed only when the workload cluster has GPU devices assigned and GPU addon enabled. Note that the data is only available when the monitoring add-on is enabled.
In the top right corner of the GPU widget, you can toggle to view the Video memory usage, GPU usage, and Graphics card usage for the assigned GPU devices.
Pod
| Parameter | Description |
|---|---|
| Total capacity | The total number of Pods that can be created in the workload cluster. Total capacity = number of nodes × 110 |
| Provisioned | The number of Pods already created in the workload cluster. |
| Provisionable | The remaining number of Pods that can be created in the workload cluster. Provisionable = total capacity - provisioned |
| Provision rate | The percentage of the number of created Pods to the total capacity in the workload cluster. Provision rate = provisioned / total capacity |
Cluster event
The events occurred in the workload cluster within the past one hour.
| Parameter | Description |
|---|---|
| Namespace | The name of the namespace in the event. |
| Type |
Includes the following two types:
|
| Reason | A summary of the event's cause, which can be used as a filtering condition. |
| Object | The information about the resource object related to the event. |
| Message | The detailed explanation of the event. |
| Last seen | The time when the event occurred. If the event has occurred multiple times, only the most recent one is recorded. |