Hi @mhebrard !

Thank you for posting in the Lucid Community!

I've linked our documentation with our currently supported resources here. If you're receiving an error in the UI during import for a specific resource, please share a screenshot of the error. To view GKE clusters, you'll need to navigate to the GKE Clusters view as referenced here. 

Additionally, here is some documentation on Optimizing Performance in Lucidscale and Importing and Managing your dataset that may be helpful for your model creation. 

I hope this helps!

Hi @Hannah ,

You’re missing my point. We don’t want to only view a cloud kubernetes EKS/AKS/GKE instance, but what’s running inside it.

Hi @Hannah 

I believe that Marc request was not properly understood.

What we are seeking is the ability to map the insides of a Kubernetes Cluster, not the cluster definition from the hyperscaler perspective.

To be clear, what we are seeking is the ability to view in LucidScale the inside of a kubernetes cluster, meaning, the namespaces, pods running, users, rbac, secrets, crd, etc, its not the definition in the hyperscaler.

Thank you

Hi @iantunes and @mhebrard !

Thank you for following up. These resources are not included in our supported resources for Lucidscale. We are continuously looking for ways to improve our products and your input is the most effective way to achieve that goal. You can post new ideas in the Lucid Community and these ideas will be shared with our Product Development team for consideration. Before sharing your idea, please explore our community to find existing suggestions. Upvote or comment to voice your support, as all feedback is channeled through our community.

For details on how feedback submissions are collected and considered, check out this Community post(in English).

We appreciate your willingness to provide your requests and feedback in the Lucid Community!