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And here you see an overview of different components, different names, faces in your cluster.



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So in some cases, dashboard can be a better overview than just using CubeSat.



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So here you have the name spaces, including the dashboard namespace, as well as components like pods



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and so on.



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Here you can also choose a namespace among the default ones that are in the cluster for mosta processes



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and for example, which is criminalities dashboard and parts.



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You see the parts here as well and you can navigate through these links and components as well.



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And Pott's, for example, you can also either view the logs, which can be pretty useful if you're



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debugging and download them.



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Or you can also let's go back here and you can also enter the pod so you can actually execute commands



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in one of the pod containers.



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So you have all these possibilities through dashboard and you can also create new components like deployments



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and services through the dashboard.



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So here you have this create new resource and you can upload the configuration file contents here,



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either in Yamal or Jason format or you can upload the configuration file itself so you can do a lot



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of things through its dashboard as well.



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And you can also see a pretty good overview of workloads for specific named spaces.



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So here, for example, at the top you have health status and here you have a list of all the components



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in that namespace with their respective detailed information.



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So this is also a pretty neat overview.