Viewing Kubernetes Inventory

From the Home page, select Inventory > Kubernetes to view the Kubernetes Clusters page. From here, you can view in depth information of all of the objects in that cluster, as well as any tags or policies related to those objects. This information is displayed in a dashboard or a resource page.

Note: You need to add a cluster before you can view any information. See Adding a Kubernetes Cluster.

Dashboard Pages

Dashboard pages are a visual overview of your resources and their security postures. You can view the global dashboard or a dashboard for each cluster.

The dashboard pages display the following information: 

  • An overview of all Kubernetes objects globally or for the cluster. If you have multiple Kubernetes master nodes, this includes a link to the nodes and a warning icon if the credentials are missing for any of the nodes.

  • Current and trending configuration hardening information.

  • Recent and trending runtime violations.

  • Deployment control overview.

  • Cluster details (for cluster-level dashboards). This includes the Platform field which indicates if the Kubernetes cluster is being hosted by another platform. You can click the resource name to view the dashboard for that resource.

Click the expander icon in each tile to open the Views page with detailed information. You can also click the options under the Views menu. From the Views page, you can click the x icon to return to the original location.

Resource Pages

Each resource page displays a list of the resources for each type, along with other important information per resource, such as details and tags. You can also use the Actions menu to assign and unassign tags to a selected resource. For the Kubernetes Clusters Nodes page, it displays the Vendor Type and a Credentials column that shows if the credentials are missing for a Kubernetes master node.

Most of the table cells have links that you can click to view additional information. Depending on the type of resource, it will either open a new tab (for example, clicking a name in the Name column of a Kubernetes cluster), or it will open a pop-up window on the same page (for example, clicking on the links in the Configuration Hardening column).

If the cluster is hosted by another platform, an icon with hover text will be displayed indicating the platform that the cluster resides on, for example, OpenShift or AWS.