Infrastructure Kubernetes Filters
With Kloudfuse, you can easily monitor the performance and capacity of your entire infrastructure in Kubernetes deployments. Filtering on clear facets and labels makes it much more effective.
Infrastructure for Kubernetes uses these filter categories:
Kubernetes Resources
These are Filters on the primary attributes of Kubernetes: Pods, Clusters, Namespaces, Nodes, Workloads, Network, Storage, and Access Control.
- Pods
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Filters on the pod name, and returns the pod Status, Cluster, Namespace, Age, Ready status, number of Restarts, % CPU Usage, and % Mem Usage.
- Clusters
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Filters for clusters, including their Age, Versions, number of Nodes, CPU Capacity, % CPU Usage, Mem Capacity, % Mem Usage, number of Pods, and Pod Usage.
- Namespaces
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Filters for namespaces, including Cluster, Status, Age, CPU Usage, Mem Usage, number of Pods, number of Deployments, number of Daemon Sets, number of Cronjobs, and number of Stateful Sets.
- Nodes
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Filters for nodes, including their Age, Status, CPU Capacity, % CPU Usage,Mem Capacity, % Mem Usage, Schedulability, Roles, and Kubelet Version.
- Workloads
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- Deployments
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Cluster, Namespace, Strategy, Age, Current, Desired, Up to date, and Available.
- Daemon Sets
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Cluster, Namespace, Status, Selectors, Strategy, and Age.
- Stateful Sets
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Cluster, Namespace, Service, Selectors, Pod Policy, Update Strategy, Age, Current, and Desired.
- Replica Sets
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Cluster, Namespace, Deployment, Age, Current, Desired, and Ready.
- Jobs
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Cluster, Namespace, Status, Completions, Parallelism, Backoff Limit, Age, Duration, and Kubernetes Labels.
- Cron Job
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Cluster, Namespace, Age, Schedule, Suspend, Active Jobs, and Kubernetes Labels.
- Network
- Storage
- Access Control
Search for Facet Filters
Take advantage of the facet Search to find filters that best support your observability practice.
For each Kubernetes resource, Kloudfuse also suggests a number of relevant facets. Expand their definitions to see the possible values.
Additional Filters
Expand the Additional option to see more labels. Then, expand each label to see the possible values.
Filter Behavior
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AND logic is applied automatically when combining filters with different keys.
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For example:
kube_namespace=datadog status=Runningtext -
Returns pods matching both conditions.
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AND is implicit. It doesn’t appear in the search bar. |
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OR logic appears when selecting multiple values for the same key:
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For example:
kube_namespace=fluentd OR kube_namespace=datadogtext -
Returns pods from either
fluentdordatadognamespaces.