Nodes
Nodes is a Kubernetes feature that provides detailed information about each Node.
How to get to Nodes:
In Kubernetes, select the Nodes option.

The system will display the Nodes screen containing a detailed list of each Node and the possibility of filtering by the desired period:

In the top right bar, select the desired period by hovering the mouse over the period box, which will open in the current month. You can move forward or backward through the months by clicking on the single arrow, or through the years by clicking on the double arrow, highlighted below:

After selecting the desired period, clicking on the Reload button, the system will update the data returned according to the period informed.
By clicking on the Filters icon, as shown below:

The system will display the field options that can be applied:

When selecting the desired field, you will be able to provide more information about the filter field, such as:
Enable the negative expressions option if you want to work with a result different from the one reported.
Is greater than: In this case, the reference value must be informed so that the system returns the greater options.
Is less than: In this case, the reference value must be informed so that the system returns the smaller options.
Is greater than or equal to: In this case, the reference value must be informed so that the system returns the greater than or equal options.
Is less than or equal to: In this case, the reference value must be informed so that the system returns the less than or equal options.

Finally, by clicking the Save button, the system will display the added filter:

By clicking on the Metrics option, the system allows you to select the metrics options you want to view in the Nodes report:

And further down, a report will be displayed containing the list of Nodes that are running within all Clusters:

This report will contain basic information such as those listed below, in addition to the metrics reported at the beginning of the page:
Node
Cluster Name
Region
Account ID
Node Kind
By clicking on the Node name in blue, the system will open a screen with detailed information about the selected Node:
Resource Information:
Node
Cluster Name
Region
Account ID
Node Kind
Node CPU Capacity
Node Memory Capacity
Node Cost (CPU and Memory)
Node Usage Cost (CPU and Memory)
Network Usage Cost

Below, a graph of "Total Cost x Usaged Cost of Memory and CPU" will be presented, which represents the cost used in relation to the total cost of Memory and CPU during the selected period.

The green area represents the Total Cost
The yellow line represents the Total Usaged Cost
Further on, we will present more detailed information about:
Pods
CPU
RAM Memory
Network
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