Networking

Use the Networking page to inspect how traffic moves through the cluster. Read Services, Ingresses, Endpoints, and NetworkPolicies without jumping back to kubectl.

Services

Use Services to see the stable front door for a workload. The list shows the service type, ClusterIP, and ports.

• ClusterIP for internal traffic inside the cluster.
• NodePort when you need a node-level port for quick access.
• LoadBalancer when the cluster exposes an external load balancer.
• ExternalName when the Service points to a DNS name instead of a selector.

Services with a selector also show a Forward button that starts a port forward to a ready backing pod.

The detail view shows the full Service spec and YAML.

Ingresses

Use Ingresses to inspect HTTP routing into the cluster. The list shows hosts, paths, and backend Services, while the detail view shows TLS secrets, annotations, and the rules table.

Endpoints

Use Endpoints when you need the raw backend addresses behind a Service. This view is most useful when a Service has no healthy backends.

NetworkPolicies

Use NetworkPolicies to understand which pods can talk to each other.

Delete

Inline delete is available for Services, Ingresses, and NetworkPolicies from each list view. See Workloads → Delete actions for the full list of resources with inline delete.