SeeApplication Introspection and Debuggingfor more information on Kubernetes events. AppDynamics reports a subset of these as Cluster Events. They are comprised of Kubernetes warning events and important informational notices concerning state changes in the cluster. An example of a state change is a pod transitioning from a pending to a running state.
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A Cluster Event of type warning displays a yellow warning icon. When a Pod, Replicaset, or Deployment gets added, updated, or deleted, otherwise known as a state change, the Cluster Agent reports it as an Info type event and displays a blue info icon.
To access Cluster Event data:
Click the Servers tab.
On the navigation bar, select Events. A panel displays a list of events that have been reported from both servers and clusters. To check for specific events, you can use the Filters option.
Click Add to add a filter and select the desired filters from the available list.
Click Apply. The list of events is filtered to show only the selected events.
Double-click the individual Cluster Event. A dialog displays showing a Cluster Event summary.
