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# Workloads

The **Workloads** page in the **Service Portal Cloudeka** is used to create and manage information about **Pods**, **Deployments**, **DaemonSets**, and **StatefulSets** running in the Kubernetes cluster. To access the **Workloads** page in the **Service Portal Cloudeka**, select the **Kubernetes** module, then choose the **Workloads** menu.

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On the **Workloads** page, there are four tabs available, as detailed below:

* **Pods**. Pods are the smallest deployable units in Kubernetes that run one or more containers. For more information, see the [Pods subsection](/deka-gpu/deka-gpu-kubernetes/workloads/pods.md).
* **Deployments**. Deployments are Kubernetes resources used to manage application deployment and ensure the desired number of Pod replicas are running. For more information, see the [Deployments subsection.](/deka-gpu/deka-gpu-kubernetes/workloads/deployments.md)
* **DaemonSets**. DaemonSets are Kubernetes resources that ensure a Pod runs on selected or all nodes in a cluster. For more information, see the [DaemonSets subsection.](/deka-gpu/deka-gpu-kubernetes/workloads/daemonsets.md)
* **StatefulSets**. StatefulSets are Kubernetes resources used to manage stateful applications that require stable identities and persistent storage. For more information, see the [StatefulSets subsection.](/deka-gpu/deka-gpu-kubernetes/workloads/statefulsets.md)