Getting Started
What k8X is in base14 Scout and how to navigate it. Select your clusters, set a time range, and use the filters sidebar shared by every k8X tab to monitor Kubernetes cluster, node, namespace, and workload health.
Overview
Read the k8X Overview tab in base14 Scout, the health dashboard for your whole Kubernetes fleet. Track reporting clusters, node readiness, pod phases, unhealthy workloads, and recent warning events.
Clusters
Compare Kubernetes clusters side by side with k8X in base14 Scout. Track CPU and memory utilization, node counts, and node readiness across every cluster reporting to Scout.
Nodes
Inspect Kubernetes node health with k8X in base14 Scout. Track node conditions, pod capacity, CPU and memory utilization, taints, kubelet versions, and the pods scheduled on each node.
Namespaces
Track Kubernetes namespace resource commitment with k8X in base14 Scout. Compare CPU and memory used against requested, spot over-committed namespaces, and watch resource quotas approach their limits.
Workloads
Inspect Kubernetes pods and workloads with k8X in base14 Scout. Track pod status and restarts, Deployment rollouts, DaemonSet node coverage, StatefulSet storage, and ReplicaSet ownership.
Events
Search Kubernetes events across your fleet with k8X in base14 Scout. Filter by type, reason, involved object kind, and namespace to explain scheduling failures, image pull errors, and pod evictions.