Resources
The Resources section gives you a unified view of infrastructure resources managed across your cloud providers. From the left navigation sidebar, expand Resources to access provider sub-sections.
When a cloud Provider is configured, its resources are automatically discovered and displayed here. For example, DuploCloud AI Suite supports viewing AWS resources (EC2, RDS, S3, and more) and Kubernetes resources (Pods, Deployments, Services, and more).
AWS Resources
Selecting AWS under Resources opens the AWS resource browser, displaying resources from the currently selected scope.
EC2 Instances
The default view shows EC2 Instances — virtual machines running in your cloud environment. The table displays each instance's name, instance ID, type, state, availability zone, private and public IP addresses, and VPC.
Switching Scopes
The Scope selector at the top right of the page shows the current cloud account and tenant being viewed. Click it to open a dropdown listing all available scopes you have access to.
Select a different scope to view resources in that environment. The table immediately updates to show resources belonging to the selected scope.
RDS Databases
Click the RDS DBInstance tab to view managed relational database instances. The table shows each database's name, role, engine type, endpoint, status, and instance size.
S3 Buckets
Click the S3 Bucket tab to view object storage buckets. The table shows each bucket's name and ARN.
Kubernetes Resources
Selecting Kubernetes under Resources opens the Kubernetes resource browser. The tab bar at the top lets you switch between resource types: Pods, Deployments, DaemonSets, StatefulSets, Jobs, CronJobs, Services, and more.
Pods
The default Kubernetes view shows Pods — the basic unit of deployment in Kubernetes. The table displays each pod's name, namespace, containers, restart count, controlling resource, node, QoS class, and status.
Switching Scope and Namespace
The Kubernetes resource view provides two selectors in the page header:
Scope — selects the Kubernetes cluster or environment to inspect
Namespace — filters resources to a specific Kubernetes namespace within that scope
Changing the Scope
Click the Scope badge in the header to open the scope dropdown, which lists all Kubernetes clusters you have access to.
Select the desired scope. The resource list updates immediately to show resources in the selected cluster.
Changing the Namespace
Click the Namespace badge next to the scope to open the namespace dropdown, which lists all namespaces available within the current scope.
Select a namespace to filter the displayed resources.
Deployments
Click the Deployments tab to view Kubernetes Deployments. The table shows each deployment's name, namespace, pod count, replica count, status, and age.
Services
Click the Services tab to view Kubernetes Services. The table shows each service's name, namespace, type, cluster IP, ports, external IP, status, and age.
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