new pod count dashboard per workload #1151
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This dashboard provides a unified view of Kubernetes workload capacity and usage across Deployments, StatefulSets, and DaemonSets. It helps operators quickly understand how many pods are desired vs. actually running, enabling fast detection of scaling issues, rollout problems, and workload health anomalies.
The newly added "Pod Count per Workload" panel visualizes real-time replica counts for each workload type, allowing users to easily compare desired vs. available pods within a namespace. This enhancement makes the dashboard a more complete operational tool for SREs and platform teams monitoring Kubernetes clusters at scale.