Quickstart
This quickstart assumes your cluster is already registered and the Helm chart is installed.
10-minute product tour
Section titled “10-minute product tour”1. Confirm the cluster heartbeat
Section titled “1. Confirm the cluster heartbeat”Open Clusters and verify:
- status is healthy
- provider metadata is populated
- namespaces and deployments are starting to appear
2. Open the overview dashboard
Section titled “2. Open the overview dashboard”Use the Overview screen to validate:
- tracked clusters
- images found in the current scope
- CronJobs and recent executions
- active error and failure-rate signals
3. Inspect a node snapshot
Section titled “3. Inspect a node snapshot”Go to Nodes and verify the inventory:
- node readiness
- capacity vs allocatable CPU and memory
- instance type, zone and runtime
- captured timestamp
Node snapshots are inventory records, not live kubectl top usage.
4. Inspect revisions and images
Section titled “4. Inspect revisions and images”From Deployments:
- open a service
- review its latest revision
- validate image names and tags
- inspect Helm metadata if the workload is Helm-managed
5. Validate CronJobs
Section titled “5. Validate CronJobs”Open CronJobs to see:
- raw cron expression
- readable schedule
- namespace and cluster scope
- recent executions
- failure logs when a Job run fails
6. Configure response policies
Section titled “6. Configure response policies”Create or update:
- Alert Policies for error signals
- Event Notification Policies for deployment or platform events
Notification channels are created in the Admin Console and then selected from the main app.