Monitor Pulse Server on Kubernetes

You can monitor Pulse services deployed on Kubernetes using the Admin UI.

This provides real-time visibility into Pulse application health and logs.

This view helps administrators:

• Monitor Pulse server health
• Troubleshoot runtime issues
• Analyze authentication, API, and service errors
• Validate deployments and restarts

Steps

1. In the Admin UI, click the configured cluster.
2. Click any Core or Add-on service.

The following details are displayed.

PODs

Lists all Pulse-related pods running in the selected cluster.

Pod Information includes:

• Pod Name – Unique name assigned to the Pulse pod

  • Example: ad-pulse-ui-576766755b-pvs2c

• Uptime – Duration the pod has been running

• CPU Usage – Current CPU consumption of the pod

• Memory Usage – Current memory consumption of the pod

Containers

Each Pulse pod may contain one or more containers.

Container Information includes:

• Container Name – Name of the Pulse service container Example: ad-pulse-ui
• Uptime – How long the container has been running
• CPU Usage – CPU consumption percentage
• Memory Usage – Memory usage in MB

Logs

The Logs view provides real-time log streaming for the selected Pulse container.

Available options:

• Connected – Indicates that live log streaming is active
• Search logs – Filter logs using keywords
• Download: Download the logs.