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View infrastructure resources

The Infrastructure tab lists the infrastructure a service runs on - its pods, containers, or nodes - so you can see where the service is deployed and check the health and lifecycle status of each resource behind it.

Use it to:

• See where a service runs: identify the pods, containers, or nodes behind a service, grouped by resource type.
• Check resource health at a glance: spot resources that are critical or in a problem lifecycle status, such as Pending or OOMKilled.
• Jump to the full resource view: open the service's resources in Infrastructure Explorer to inspect their metric history and related resources.

What you need

• Coralogix Application Performance Monitoring (APM) installed and configured.
• Deployment Tracking set up for the service, so Coralogix can correlate it to the infrastructure it runs on.
• Infrastructure Explorer read access to view the tab.

Note

Without Infrastructure Explorer read access, the tab shows You don't have permission to view infrastructure resources. Ask an administrator for Infrastructure Explorer access.

Access the Infrastructure tab

1. In your Coralogix toolbar, select APM.
2. Select a service to open its drilldown, then select the Infrastructure tab.

The Infrastructure tab is available for services only. On a database it isn't shown; the tab reports Infrastructure resources are available for services only.

Resources table

The tab is a single Resources table - it has no charts. Each row is a resource the service runs on, and rows are grouped by resource type (for example pods, containers, or nodes). Each group is a collapsible row with a count badge showing how many resources it contains; select a group row to expand or collapse it. A badge next to the table title shows the total number of correlated resources.

Each resource row shows its name, indented under its resource-type group, plus:

• Category: the resource category, for example pods, containers, or nodes.
• Health: the health of the resource: critical, warning, or healthy.
• Status: the current lifecycle status, for example Running, Pending, Terminating, or OOMKilled.
• Age: time since the resource was created.
• Cloud: the cloud provider, for example AWS, GCP, or Azure.
• Account: the cloud account for the resource.
• Region: the cloud region for the resource.
• Environment: the deployment environment, for example production or staging.
• Team: the team that owns the resource.

Select any column header to sort the table by that column.

Open resources in Infrastructure Explorer

The Infrastructure tab shows the correlated resources but doesn't drill into a single one. To inspect a resource's full metric history and related resources, select Go to Infrastructure Explorer in the table toolbar. It opens the service's resources in Infrastructure Explorer in a new tab, filtered to the service and grouped by type.

Empty and error states

• No infrastructure signal: if the service isn't correlated to any infrastructure, the tab shows No Infrastructure data yet with a Set up Deployment Tracking button. Set up Deployment Tracking for the service to start receiving data.
• No resources in range: if the service is correlated but no resources match the selected time range, the table shows No infrastructure resources are correlated to this service in the selected time range.
• Load error: if resources can't be loaded, the tab shows Failed to load infrastructure resources.

Next steps

See the logs correlated to a service in Logs.