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Ingress monitoring provides monitoring information for Ingress resources in clusters, including the resource list and resource details. This topic describes how to view the list of Ingresses and their details.
Prerequisites
- Cloud-native observability has been enabled. For details, see Enabling observability.
- Full-stack observability has been enabled. For details, see Enabling full-stack observability.
Resource list
- Log in to the VKE console.
- In the left navigation bar, click Cluster.
- On the cluster list page, click the target cluster.
- In the left navigation bar of the cluster management page, click Monitoring center > Resource explorer.
Viewing the resource list
In the Resource type panel, select Ingress to view the Ingress list. The list displays the basic information of each Ingress, including the Ingress name, namespace, type, VIP, listener protocol, and backend service.
In the Ingress list, you can click the Ingress name to go to the Ingress details page.
Filtering resources
You can filter Ingresses by namespace and Ingress in the Ingress list.
- Select the information to be retrieved from the Namespace and Ingress drop-down lists.
- Click Add label/annotation to configure the labels or annotations for Ingress.
- ParametersDescriptionParametersDescriptionTypeSelect Label or Annotation to filter Ingresses.NameEnter the name of the label or annotation in string format.OperatorConfigure the operator. Valid values:
- Include: Indicates that the label and annotation contain the specified value.
- Not equal to: Indicates that the label and annotation do not contain the specified value.
ValueSpecify the value of the label or the annotation in string format. You can enter multiple values by pressing the spacebar.
tip
- You can add multiple labels or annotations for retrieval.
- Multiple values are in the AND relationship, which means the Ingress must contain all values.
- Click Search to retrieve the Ingress.
Aggregating resources
You can aggregate Ingresses by Namespace in the Ingress list. After aggregation, Ingresses are displayed by aggregation dimension.
- Select the target aggregation dimension from the Aggregation dimension drop-down list.
- Click Search to aggregate Ingresses.
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