Nodes in the cluster

To view the list of nodes in the cluster:

1. In the Resources → Clusters section, select the cluster that you need.
2. Go to the Nodes tab.

   Kaspersky Container Security opens a page that displays a table with a list of nodes in the selected cluster.

To be able to view a list of all nodes in a cluster, a scope must be assigned to the user role that includes the cluster, or a namespace or image within that cluster. If the scope includes an orchestrator, then the user can view all worker nodes of all clusters of that orchestrator.

For each node, the table displays the following:

• Node name. The status of the node is also displayed as Connected () or Disconnected (). Clicking the node name takes you to a page with a detailed description of this node.
• Operating system of the node.
• Number of the node's vulnerabilities with severity levels.
• Date and time of the last vulnerability scan for the node. The following scan statuses can be displayed:
  • Scan in progress. This status is displayed during the initial scan of the node.
  • Rescan in progress. This status is displayed if a scan has been successfully completed, and a rescan is currently in progress. In addition to this status, the date and time of the last successful scan and its results are displayed.
  • Scan failed. This status is displayed if the first scan of this node resulted in an error.
  • Last scan failed. This status is displayed if the node has been scanned successfully, but the latest check resulted in an error. In addition to this status, the date and time of the last successful scan and its results are displayed.
• Results of monitoring the node for malware.

By default, the table provides information for all node statuses. If you need to view information about nodes with a specific status, in the statuses block above the table, click the button of the relevant status. The following options can be selected: Connected, Disconnected, and All statuses. Kaspersky Container Security updates the list of nodes in the selected cluster and displays only nodes with the specified status.

If necessary, you can re-scan the node for vulnerabilities by clicking the Rescan button above the table of nodes in the cluster.

By clicking the Schedule scanning button, you can schedule vulnerability scans for the selected node. To do this, in the displayed sidebar, specify the period and exact time for scanning the node.

To initiate a rescan or create a scan schedule, you need permissions to view scanning results for a node and initiate rescans.
When you initiate a rescan or create a scan schedule, you must keep in mind the status of the node because a scan task can be created only for a node with the Connected status.

You can also generate a Nodes summary or detailed report by clicking the Create report button above the cluster node table. By default, reports are generated for nodes with any status. If you need to generate a report for nodes with a specific status, in the statuses block above the table, click the button of the relevant status. Kaspersky Container Security generates a report for cluster nodes with the specified status.

The list of generated reports is displayed in the Administration → Reports section.

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