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# 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).

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## 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.

![EC2 Instances overview](/files/UBAszm8vR6OJEdxn3Kkr)

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### 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.

![Scope selector](/files/QgHfwyp4NbkTTdDpccPg)

![Scope dropdown open](/files/7La2zVl76sa3sOFVdIxC)

Select a different scope to view resources in that environment. The table immediately updates to show resources belonging to the selected scope.

![Scope selected](/files/SD3JHOS4JnI1kWQ2uvQC)

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### 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.

![RDS DBInstance tab](/files/PIz40jxuGXBxzBTvl1WY)

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### S3 Buckets

Click the **S3 Bucket** tab to view object storage buckets. The table shows each bucket's name and ARN.

![S3 Bucket tab](/files/tn5A9eQcUhGTynu87uGc)

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## 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.

![Kubernetes Pods overview](/files/Xo8H9Z2DqrKYNRqjYeL8)

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### 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.

![K8s scope selector](/files/pBU14QybuwNUKCIKeIl7)

![K8s scope dropdown](/files/Txy5JL3fJebfClbhAhpx)

Select the desired scope. The resource list updates immediately to show resources in the selected cluster.

![Scope selected](/files/jrW3q4siqK3qH0gg3KqA)

#### 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.

![K8s namespace selector](/files/ItR1xDQfINSQSuSjFPMb)

![K8s namespace dropdown](/files/ZHqtvHtv2hu1MfvH2hle)

Select a namespace to filter the displayed resources.

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### Deployments

Click the **Deployments** tab to view Kubernetes Deployments. The table shows each deployment's name, namespace, pod count, replica count, status, and age.

![Kubernetes Deployments](/files/FGSSCw8ax2DCzXpmLsOq)

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### 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.

![Kubernetes Services](/files/ozPQH1UOAfQBJZuWzGwE)


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