Pods

Pods are the smallest and most basic units that can be created and managed by Kubernetes in the Service Portal Cloudeka. A Pod contains one or more containers that share a network with a single cluster IP address, shared storage called volumes, and information about other resources.

On the Workloads page, select the Pods tab.

There are several features available in the Pods section of the Workloads page in the Deka GPU Service Portal, including.

a. The Search column is used to search for Pods on the Name and Namespace columns in the Pods table.

b. The Create Pods button is used to create a new Pod in the Kubernetes cluster. A Pod is the smallest deployable unit in Kubernetes that contains one or more containers running an application.

c. The Pods table displays a list of Pods used in your project in Kubernetes on the Service Portal.

Column	Description
Name	Shows the names of the Pods.
Namespace	Displays where the Pod isolates the resources in the cube cluster.
Ready	Displays the readiness state of the Pod. If the Pod is in a "Ready" state, the format displayed is "1/1," indicating the number of running containers compared to the total available containers in the Pod.
Status	Displays the current state of the Pod.
Event	Displays the number of events associated with the Pod, such as failures.
Restart	Displays the number of times the Pod has been restarted by containers due to failures.
Node	Displays the virtual node where the Pod is running within the Kubernetes cluster.
Created	Displays the timestamp when the Pod was created.
Action	The Shell button is used to open a command-line interface for the selected Pod, allowing users to access and interact with the running container. The Show Kubernetes YAML button is used to view the Kubernetes YAML configuration of the selected Pod, including its metadata, specifications, and resource settings. The Delete button is used to remove the selected Pod from the Kubernetes cluster.