Cluster Overview
Each cluster is displayed with key system information, including:
- Name – identifier of the cluster or node
- Status – current operational state
- CPU – CPU capacity and usage
- Memory – memory capacity and usage
- PODS – number of running pods or workloads
- Age – how long the cluster or node has been active
Usage
The Cluster Manager is primarily used to:
- Check cluster health and availability
- Monitor resource utilisation
- Identify overloaded or inactive nodes
- Support operational and capacity planning
Notes
- Data is refreshed regularly to reflect current cluster state.
- Visibility may vary based on user permissions.
- Cluster Manager provides monitoring only; configuration and scaling are handled through infrastructure tooling.
Use this page for real-time insight into the state of your compute clusters.