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On the Projects tab, you can preview all existing projects for your organization.
Each project is described by the following information:
Id, Project Name, Organization Name #
Changeless descriptions for each Project.
Status #
The status shows your servers’ current status and actions in the project in real-time. Below are all possible statuses with their description.
- Ready
- all servers in the project are prepared without any issues
- Deleting
- one or more servers in your current project are being deleted
- Failure
- one or more servers failed for some reason during the action (for instance, booting or creating)
- Pending
- one or more servers are pending, which means that, for example, they have not yet been created on the hosted platform
- Updating
- one or more servers in the project are being updated by Taikun during the creation process
- Upgrading
- one or more servers upgrade Kubernetes, cloud credentials, or others
Health #
This column describes the condition of the project cluster. Keep in mind that a good-working project should always be Healthy.
- Healthy
- cluster id without any further problems
- None
- cluster is probably empty, and there is nothing to check
- Unhealthy
- problems with connection to Kubernetes or Monitoring API
- Unknown
- cannot connect Kubernetes API
- Warning
- minor issues
Creation Date #
The exact timestamp when the project was created.
Kubernetes Version #
Shows the current Kubernetes version for each project.
Cloud Type #
Shows which provider is hosting your project cluster
- AWS
- Azure
- OpenStack
K8’s #
Kubernetes active
Kubernetes not active
Expiration Date #
This feature helps you manage your project – its shelf life. By default, the expiration date of your project is set to infinite. You can set it during the project creation or change it after the project creation with Extend Project Lifetime.
Warning
After the expiration date, your project is NOT affected, deleted, or locked. It will stay the same.
Assigned Users #
Edit which users should have access to the project and confirm with the Update button
Info
You can also assign the user to a project in Users.
Show hidden columns #
Click the small arrow on the right side of the table to see more details.
Expand the table to see:
- Alerts count – number of firing alerts in a project
- Created By
- Last Modified
- Last Modified By
Sorting #
Projects can be sorted by Project Name, Organization Name, Status, Creation Date, Kubernetes version, or Cloud Type. Also, the search bar can be used to find specific projects.
Lock/Unlock or Delete a Project #
Lock Project – disable all buttons which can cause some changes in the project
Unlock Project – enable action buttons
Delete – to delete a project. The project must be empty with the status Ready
