1. Log in to the CSG Console.
2. Select Container security > Real-time monitoring on the left navigation bar to go to the Real-time monitoring page.
3. View container information by category. Select the node and namespace tab to view container information on
individual nodes and namespaces in the cluster in a more intuitive way.
4. View summarized statistics. The top of the container list summarizes the number of containers of various types in the
current node or namespace, including running containers, privileged containers, node-started containers, vulnerable containers, and containers with abnormal behaviors. Click the container type you want to view. The container list below will be filtered based on the condition you clicked.
5. The statistical results on the right change correspondingly based on the change in the selection on the left tree structure.
6. View the container list. In the container list, you can filter and query by container name, image name, pod name, container name, container label, container IP, container type, running status, and security status.
The parameters in the container list are described as follows:
Parameter | Description |
Container Name | The name of the container. |
Container Type | Divided into cluster-started containers, node-started containers, and privileged containers. |
Pod Name | The name of the pod that the container belongs to. |
Application | The application services provided by the container, such as kubernetes, apache, nginx, etc. |
Image Name | An associated image is the image on which the container is built. |
Running Status | Divided into Running, Stopped, Paused, and Deleted. |
Security Status | Divided into Abnormal and Normal. The status of Abnormal means that the container triggers the security policy to generate an alarm. |
7. View the icon description. In the lower-left corner of the container list, you can view the description information of the icons in the container list. The first three icons (node-started container, cluster-started container, privileged container) represent the container type, and the remaining icons represent the applications in the container list.
