View Workload Details
This section explains how to view workload details.
Prerequisites
You should join a cluster and have the Application Workload Viewing permission within the cluster. For more information, refer to "Cluster Members" and "Cluster Roles".
Steps
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Log in to the KubeSphere web console with a user who has the Application Workload Viewing permission, and access your cluster.
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Click Application Workloads > Workloads in the left navigation pane.
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On the Workloads page, click Deployments, StatefulSets, or DaemonSets, then click the name of a workload in the list to open its details page.
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In the Attributes section on the left side of the workload details page, view the attributes of the workload.
Parameter Description Cluster
The cluster to which the workload belongs.
Project
The project to which the workload belongs.
Application
The name of the application to which the workload belongs. You can create an application that includes multiple services, each corresponding to a workload.
Creation Time
The creation time of the workload.
Update Time
The update time of the workload.
Creator
The user who created the workload.
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On the right side of the workload details page, on the Resource Status tab, view the pod replica count, container ports, and pods of the workload.
Parameter Description Replicas
The current and expected pod replica count of the workload.
Ports
The port name, protocol, and port number of the containers managed by the workload.
Pods
All the pods running in the workload.
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Click
to view information about the containers running in the pod. -
Click the name of the pod to view container details.
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Enter keywords in the search box above the pod list to search for pods whose names contain specific keywords.
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Click
in the upper-right corner of the pod list to refresh the information.
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Click the Revision Records tab on the right side of the workload details page to view revision records for the workload.
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Click a revision record from the dropdown list to view its serial number, creation time, and configuration file. KubeSphere automatically creates a serial number for each revision record, and up to 10 revision records can be retained.
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The Configuration File section displays the differences between the current configuration file and the configuration file from the previous revision record. Click
to vertically display the differences in the configuration files, and Click 
to horizontally display the differences in the configuration files.
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Click the Metadata tab on the right side of the workload details page to view the labels and annotations of the workload.
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Click the Environment Variables tab on the right side of the workload details page to view the environment variables of all containers in the workload.
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Click the Events tab on the right side of the workload details page to view events related to the workload.
Parameter Description Type
The type of the event, including Normal and Warning.
Reason
The reason for the event.
Occurred
The time when the event occurred.
Source
The component that reported the event.
Message
The content of the event message.
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