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# Cluster Details
On the *Infrastructure* > *Clusters* > *Cluster Detail* page, we are provided with a significant amount of information. It shows the name of the cluster, the type of cluster, connection status, whether the Platform9 components are healthy, and if the API server is responding for all nodes. Additionally, it provides links to Grafana, the kubernetes dashboard and the kubeconfig download config. A graphical overview of the attached nodes also displays the compute and memory resources available, along with the storage space available on all the nodes.
Below that, we see an overview of more specific information:
* Cluster Created: Nov 2nd 2021, 11:38 AM
* Cluster Updated: Nov 2nd 2021, 03:38 PM
* Cloud Provider Type: BareOS
* Kubernetes Version: 1.21.3-pmk.35
* Container Runtime: docker
* Containers CIDR: 10.20.0.0/22
* Services CIDR: 10.21.0.0/22
* API Endpoint: 10.128.130.91
* Run workloads on masters: Enabled
* Privileged: Enabled
* Unique ID: 34ede05f-f5dc-4da9-9537-b42e24c130db
* Docker Root Directory: /var/lib
* K8S API Server port: 443
* MTU size: 1440
To the right of that info block, we see the networking features Network Backend, Application load-balancer, and the etcd backup info:
* ETCD Backup: Enabled
* Task Status: success
* ETCD Backup Storage Path: /etc/pf9/etcd-backup
* ETCD Backup Interval: 1440
* ETCD Data Directory: /var/opt/pf9/kube/etcd/data
* ETCD version: 3.4.14
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