Pods

The Pods screen lists all pods across all namespaces in the active cluster.

Columns

Column	Description
Name	Pod name
Namespace	Namespace the pod belongs to
Status	Running, Pending, CrashLoopBackOff, etc.
Ready	Container readiness count (e.g. 2/2)
Restarts	Total restart count for all containers
Node	Node the pod is scheduled on
Age	Time since the pod was created

Actions

View Logs

Click the Logs button on a pod row to open the Log Viewer for that pod. Logs stream in real time.

View YAML

Double-click a pod row to open its full YAML definition in a panel. Pod YAML is read-only (pods are ephemeral; edit the controlling resource such as a Deployment instead).

Delete

Select one or more pods using the checkbox column and click Delete Selected. Confirm in the dialog. The pod is deleted immediately — if it is managed by a controller, Kubernetes will recreate it.

Tips

• Use the Status filter to quickly isolate failing pods (e.g., type Crash to find CrashLoopBackOff pods).
• Sort by Restarts descending to surface the most unstable pods.