Event information generated by Kubernetes resource state changes and operational status updates, with integrated visual query interface.When applications, workloads, or other resources encounter exceptions, real-time event analysis helps troubleshoot root causes.
This procedure demonstrates how to view container runtime evens through the Deployment interface.
Container Platform, click Workloads > Deployments.
Click a Deployment name from the list.
Navigate to the Events tab to view detailed records.
Resource event records: Below the event summary panel, all matching events within the specified time range are listed. Click event cards to view complete event details. Each card displays:
Resource Type: Kubernetes resource type represented by icon abbreviations:
P
= PodRS
= ReplicaSetD
= DeploymentSVC
= ServiceResource Name: Target resource named.
Event Reason: Kubernetes-reported reason (e.g., FailedScheduling).
Event Level: Event severity.
Normal
: InformationalWarning
: Requires immediate attentionTime: Last Occurrence time, Occurrence Count.
Kubernetes allows administrators to configure event retention periods through the Event TTL controller with a default retention period of 1 hour. Expired events are automatically purged by the system. For comprehensive historical records, access the All Events.