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Managed applications (K8s)

View hosted application details

Supports viewing basic information, member composition, environment information, orchestration information, and more for managed applications.

In the left navigation bar, select workspace.

Click the name of the target workspace to enter it.

In the left navigation bar, select Application Delivery > Application Management.

On the application management page, select the target hosted application, click the application card to enter the basic information tab for the current application.

Basic Information

Displays the application's basic information and member details, supports adding and deleting members, and allows modification of member permissions.

Feature	Descriptions
Add members	Click Add member to add a new member to the current application. Only users who have permissions in the current workspace can be selected.
Configuration permissions	The system provides two preset roles: administrator and read-only. Permissions for one or more roles can be configured for each member. tip It is not permitted to cancel administrator privileges for the main account or to delete the main account.
Delete members	Click delete to delete unnecessary members.

environment

Display application environment information, corresponding instance list, and change records

Feature	Descriptions
Environment information	Displays information about the Kubernetes cluster and namespace associated with the current environment, the binary package used for deployment, deployment status, deployment time, and other relevant details. tip Currently, managed applications support only a single environment instance. Each environment is linked to a deploy resource (which is currently a Kubernetes cluster).
Instances	Displays information for all instances in the current environment. A status of Running indicates that the application is running normally. View real-time logs: Click Real-time logs to view real-time log information for the instance, making operations and troubleshooting more convenient. View events: Click Events to view information about events that occurred in the instance within the last hour. Log in to an instance: Click ···, then > Console to log in to the instance. You can perform the corresponding command-line actions to perform fine-grained debugging on the instance.
Change history	Performing deployment, scaling, or rollback actions on an application, or creating, updating, or deleting services for an application, will generate a change record, making it easier for operations personnel to trace changes. Click details to view detailed information about this change record.
Autoscaling	Configure an autoscaling strategy for the application to optimize deployment performance and cost. For a detailed introduction, see Auto Scaling.

Application orchestration

Display the latest orchestration information for the application, including basic configuration, advanced configuration, and application access methods.

tip

Any configuration information modified during each deployment is automatically updated in the application orchestration.

Feature	Descriptions
Basic configuration	Display the application's current basic configuration, including deployment method, technology stack language, application package type, service specifications, whether VCI Instance is used, and other information.
Advanced configuration	Display the application's current advanced configuration, including the start command, start parameters, environment variables, health checks, and other information.
Access method settings	Display all access methods for the application's current configuration, including internal load balancer, external load balancer, and Service. For more information, see Access methods. tip Only managed applications deployed to the Container Service VKE cluster support access settings.

Last updated: 2025.09.10 17:37:26