Searching in the cluster table

The table of clusters in the Resources → Clusters section can be searched by cluster, namespace, pod, and container.

To search in the cluster table:

1. Go to Resources → Clusters.
2. In the search field above the table of clusters, enter part of the name of the object you are interested in (for example, kube).
3. Press Enter.

The search results are displayed as a table with the following tabs: Clusters, Namespaces, and Pods and containers. Each tab displays the number of matching objects. By default, the Clusters tab is selected.

The Clusters tab contains a table with the following information about the found clusters:

• Cluster name. Clicking a cluster name takes you to the table of namespaces in the cluster. This clears all search results, and the table displays all namespaces in the selected cluster.
• Number of Autoprofiles created for this cluster.
• Number of namespaces in the cluster.
• Orchestrator.
• Maximum risk rating.
• Graph icon. Clicking this icon takes you to the graph of the cluster. This clears all search results, and the graph displays all objects in the cluster.

The Namespaces tab contains a table with the following information about the found namespaces:

• Namespace name. Clicking a namespace name takes you to a sidebar with information about that namespace. This clears all search results, and the sidebar displays all objects in the selected namespace.
• Name of the cluster that the namespace is part of.
• Number of Autoprofiles created for this namespace.
• Number of containers in the namespace.
• Number of scanned images.
• Number of processed scan jobs.
• Number of failed scan jobs.
• Maximum risk rating.
• Compliance.
• Graph icon. Clicking this icon takes you to the graph of the cluster that the namespace is part of. This clears all search results and the selected namespace first is the first to be displayed on the graph, in expanded form.

The Pods and containers tab contains a table with the following information about the found objects:

• Pod name. Clicking a pod name takes you to a sidebar with information about that pod. This clears all search results, and the sidebar displays all objects in the selected pod.
• Name of the container.
• Name of the cluster that the pod is part of.
• Name of the namespace that the pod is part of.
• Number of Autoprofiles in which the pod is launched.
• Name of the image that is run in the pod.
• Compliance.
• Maximum risk rating.

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