Inspecting Cluster Events

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Feature Deprecation
Please note that the Cluster Events feature, was deprecated in qibb v1.43.0 and will be removed in a future release.

Ultimate customers can retrieve this information if a dedicated, supported monitoring stack is in place.

The platform provides cluster events. A cluster event is a status change within a cluster that the Cluster Manager detects and processes. Events can be alarms for critical errors or informational messages showing cluster activity.
With the following steps, you will learn how to inspect cluster events:

Navigate to Infrastructure → Clusters
Select the clusters whose events you want to inspect
On the cluster overview select the Events tab

Events Overview Page

You will see all cluster events in the list on the Cluster Events table.
The filtering tools provide the necessary functionality to quickly search for errors, warnings, or other events.

Table of filter options and description:

Filter	Description
Keyword	Filter by keyword.
Type	Select one of the two types of events.
Normal	Filter events by the type that has been defined as Normal.
Warning	Filter events by the type that has been defined as Warning.
Kind	Select from the list of kinds to which events have been reported. The list of types contains the following types: Pod Cron Job Replica Set Deployment Stateful Set Persistent Volume Persistent Volume Claim
Space	Filter the events by the name of a space. Inside t Space filter, you can use the keyword filter as well to quickly search for the desired Space that you wish to have events inspected.

Next Steps

Find out how you can edit and edit cluster details inside the platform.