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Cloud Fleet provides a visual bird’s-eye map of your entire cluster. Every host appears as a node in an interactive force-directed graph, colored by health status and connected by network planes. Click any host to inspect live metadata. Use Cloud Fleet to understand relationships between servers, validate high availability placement, and explain architecture to stakeholders.
Prerequisites
  • All cluster hosts configured in Hosts
  • At least one successful deployment via Operations
  • SSH connectivity established to all nodes

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Fleet Dashboard

The top statistics bar provides an immediate summary of your entire infrastructure. These values update in real time as Cloud Fleet queries the cluster.
A cluster is Healthy when all hosts are reachable and all services are running. Degraded indicates at least one host or service is in a warning state. Critical means one or more hosts are unreachable or core services have failed.

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Topology View

The topology view is a three-panel layout that displays infrastructure relationships, the interactive map, and detailed metadata simultaneously.

Context Sidebar

Displays role distribution with host counts per role, available network planes (management, storage, external, octavia), and a searchable, filterable host list. Use the search bar to locate specific hosts by name or IP address.

Interactive Map

SVG force-directed topology graph with drag-to-pan, scroll-to-zoom, and dedicated controls for zoom in, zoom out, fit-to-screen, and reset. Hosts are rendered as color-coded nodes based on health status. Network connections between hosts appear as color-coded lines representing their respective network planes.

Detail Inspector

Click any host node or network connection to populate the inspector panel. Displays: resource type, hostname, metadata (IP addresses, role assignments, installed services), health signals, dependency chain, and related network paths.

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Health Status Colors

Each host node in the topology graph is colored by its current health state:

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Network Planes

Cloud Fleet visualizes the four distinct network planes that connect your cluster nodes. Each plane is rendered as a separate set of color-coded connections on the topology map.
Export the topology as SVG or PNG for architecture documentation and stakeholder presentations. Use the export controls in the top-right corner of the interactive map.
If a network plane appears disconnected between two hosts, verify the physical cabling, VLAN tagging, and interface assignment in Hosts. A missing storage plane connection degrades replication performance and can lead to data unavailability.

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Connection Inventory

Below the topology map, a tabular inventory lists every link between hosts in the cluster. Use this table to audit connectivity at a glance.
The connection inventory updates automatically as the topology map refreshes. Filter by plane type or status to focus on specific segments of your infrastructure.

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Next Steps

Operations

Deploy, upgrade, reconfigure, and manage cloud services across the cluster

XSDS Storage

Configure distributed storage tiers and manage the storage cluster