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@@ -20,76 +20,71 @@ The **Workloads** group in the Cluster UI sidebar is where you browse and manage
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2. Click on your imported cluster to open its Cluster Overview page.
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3. In the left sidebar, click **Workloads** to expand it.
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## Workload Resource Types
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Every list page in this group follows the same layout: a 🔍 search box, an **All Namespaces** filter dropdown, and a green **+ Create** button top-right.
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The Workloads group lists every standard Kubernetes workload kind:
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- Deployments
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- Replica Sets
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- Replication Controllers
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- Stateful Sets
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- Daemon Sets
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- Jobs
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- Cron Jobs
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- Pods
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## Deployments
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Every list page follows the same layout: a 🔍 search box, an **All Namespaces** filter dropdown, and a green **+ Create** button top-right. The table columns vary by resource — for example, Deployments show Namespace, Pods, Images, and Age.
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Lists every Deployment with its Namespace, Pods (ready count), Images, and Age.
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**Pods** is the only Workloads item with extra columns — Ready, Status, Restarts, and IP — since it reflects live container state.
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## Replica Sets
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Lists every Replica Set with its Namespace, Pods, Images, and Age.
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Click any row to open that resource's detail page — see [Viewing Workload Details](#viewing-workload-details) below.
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## Viewing Workload Details
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## Replication Controllers
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Click any row on a Workloads list page (e.g. a Pod) to open its **detail page**. Every detail page has the same layout: the resource name and breadcrumb at the top, **Edit** and **Delete** buttons top-right, and a set of tabs in the left panel. Which tabs appear depends on what created the resource — the example below is a Pod created by a backup Job.
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Lists every Replication Controller with its Namespace, Pods, Images, and Age. Click **+ Create ReplicationController** to add one.
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### Overview Tab
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The **Overview** tab shows the resource's Basic info (Name, Namespace, Labels, Annotations, Age) followed by its Containers and Init-Containers, with image, command, and volume mount details.
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## Stateful Sets
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### Backup Tab
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Lists every Stateful Set with its Namespace, Pods, Images, and Age.
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If the workload was created by a backup process, a **Backup** tab shows Recent Backups, Recent Restores, Backup Configuration, and the connected Repository.
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Lists every Daemon Set with its Namespace, Pods, Dsired, Current-Scheduled, Up-to-date, Node Selector, Images, and Age.
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The **Monitoring** tab lists any Service Monitors, Pod Monitors, and Prometheus instances tied to the resource, with a **+ Create** option for each.
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### Security Tab
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The **Security** tab group has five sub-tabs: **CVE Report** (vulnerability counts by severity), **Access Control**, **TLS** (Certificates, Issuer, ClusterIssuer, Secrets), **Policies**, and **Runtime Security**. **Access Control** shows the resource's Service Account, ClusterRoles, and ClusterRoleBindings.
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## Jobs
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Lists every Job with its Namespace, Annotations, Completions, Duration, Images, and Age.
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The **Events** tab lists the resource's Kubernetes events — Type, Reason, Source, Count, First Seen, Last Seen, and Message.
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## Cron Jobs
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Lists every Cron Job with its Namespace, Annotations, Schedule, Suspend, Active, Last Schedule, Images, and Age.
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The **Graph** tab draws the resource's **Connected Resources** as a diagram — for example, a Pod linked to its ServiceAccount, ConfigMap, and Node.
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### Manifest Tab
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##Pods
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The **Manifest** tab shows the resource's raw YAML. Use **Raw** / **View Changes** to toggle the view, edit the YAML directly, and click **Save Changes** to apply.
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Lists every Pod with its Namespace, Ready, Status, Restarts, IP, Images, and Age — the only Workloads item with these extra live-state columns.
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| List a workload type | Click its name under the Workloads group (e.g. Deployments, Pods) |
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| Filter by namespace | Use the **All Namespaces** dropdown on any list page |
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| Create a new workload | Click **+ Create** on the resource's list page |
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| Open a workload's details | Click its row on the list page |
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| Edit a workload | Open its detail page → **Edit**, or edit directly in the **Manifest** tab |
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| Delete a workload | Open its detail page → **Delete**|
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| View events for a workload | Resource detail page → **Events** tab |
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| View what a workload connects to | Resource detail page → **Graph** tab |
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