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Workloads

The Workloads page is the primary table view for every Kubernetes resource type KubeManta manages — the day-to-day equivalent of kubectl get, without leaving the browser.

What it shows

Resource type tabs across the top switch between: Pods, Deployments, StatefulSets, DaemonSets, Jobs, CronJobs, Services, Ingresses, ConfigMaps, Secrets, and PersistentVolumeClaims.

The pod table includes readiness (X/Y containers ready), status badge, restart count, age, pod IP, and node — refreshed automatically every 10 seconds.

How to get there

Click Workloads in the sidebar. Use the namespace selector in the top bar to scope the table, and the resource-type tabs to switch kinds.

Key actions

  • Logs — open a resizable log console for any pod, with multi-container selection
  • Describe — full pod detail modal (conditions, events, resource requests/limits)
  • Restart / Scale / Delete — on deployments, statefulsets, and pods (requires rbac.allowWrites=true)
  • Diagnose — jump straight into an AI root-cause analysis for an unhealthy pod (see Diagnose)
  • Cascade relationships — view the owner chain (Pod → ReplicaSet → Deployment), which Services select this workload, and PVC status from the context menu

Write operations (restart, scale, delete) are disabled by default until rbac.allowWrites=true is set in Helm values, and always require confirmation in the UI.

Screenshots coming

A walkthrough of the Workloads table, resource-type tabs, and the log console will be added here in a follow-up pass.