# July 2024

## New focused views for Pods and Nodes resources graphs

**Release Date**: Jul 28, 2024

**Affected Sections**: Workloads

The workload info page includes graphs that display a workload's usage of CPU and Memory of all pods and nodes on which it runs. These graphs can get crowded with information when the workload runs on a large number of pods and/or nodes. In an effort to make these graphs more readable and actionable, we've now added additional focused views of these graphs.

On the right corner of these sections of the page, you can now choose from a total of 3 view options:

* **All:** Unfiltered view, showing all pods / nodes relevant to the graph.
* **Summary:** Aggregated view of the data from all pods / nodes.
* **Top 10:** View the 10 pods / nodes that were the most resource consuming (i.e. had the max value) during the selected time period.

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## Compare changes in object configuration files (YAML)

**Release Date**: Jul 22, 2024

**Affected Sections**: Workloads, Infrastructure

You can now review the exact spec changes of the various Kubernetes objects configuration files (YAML), using a side-by-side comparing of the object resource versions before and after a change has occurred.

This view is accessible via the Timeline in the Workload info page, which now also displays Kubernetes object changes, in addition to the existing crashes and warning events that impacted workload availability. You can also access from the Infrastructure section, using the Changes tab inside any Kubernetes object information, such as Nodes, Pods, Deployments, etc.

#### Key highlights:

* Quickly see the differences between resource versions
* Easily identify how configuration changes impacted the workload's performance

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## Global Navigation is now available!

**Release Date**: Jul 11, 2024

**Affected Sections**: All

You can now use the hotkeys CMD+K (Mac) or Ctrl+K (Windows) to access Global Navigation, which allows you to search and quickly navigate to any Kubernetes entity in your monitored clusters, such as pods, nodes, and workloads. You can also use it to search for a specific section (page) of the platform and jump to it from any screen.

#### Key highlights:

* Find entities by any label and a wide array of values
* Search shows results, including partial matches, as soon as you start typing
* Quickly access the information you need
* Supports multiple search terms so just keep typing until you get exactly what you need!

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