Networking
Services
Section titled “Services”The Services page lists all Services in the active namespace. The list shows:
| Column | Description |
|---|---|
| Name | Service name |
| Namespace | Owning namespace |
| Type | ClusterIP, NodePort, LoadBalancer, ExternalName |
| Cluster IP | Internal cluster IP (or None for headless) |
| External IP | External IP or hostname (LoadBalancer only) |
| Ports | Port mappings (e.g., 80/TCP, 443:30443/TCP) |
| Age | Time since creation |
Click a Service row to see the full selector, session affinity settings, and related Endpoints.
Endpoints
Section titled “Endpoints”The Endpoints page lists the resolved IP:port pairs behind each Service. This is useful for debugging when a Service has no healthy endpoints (e.g., no pods match the selector).
Ingresses
Section titled “Ingresses”The Ingresses page shows all Ingress resources with their host rules, paths, TLS settings, and the Ingress class used. Click a row to see the full rule list with path types and backend service mappings.
Network Policies
Section titled “Network Policies”Network Policies control traffic flow between pods. The list shows the policy name, namespace, pod selector, and policy types (Ingress, Egress, or both).
Click a row to view the full ingress and egress rules — from/to selectors, namespace selectors, IP blocks, and ports.