Verifying Automation status

Verify the status of Automation to ensure it is running properly

Visit the Overview screen to verify the Automation status of each cluster. This section provides a dedicated column that displays the cluster's Automation status and the number of automated workloads.

For more detailed information on specific workloads, navigate to Podfit, where you can check the Automation status of individual workload(s).

Status	Indicator	Description
Active	​​	Automation is up and running.
Limited by User	​​	Indicates that automation is active but limited by a user-defined rule. Learn more about resource allocation constraints here.
Limited by System	​​	Indicates that automation is active but limited by a system safeguard. Learn more about resource allocation constraints here.
Limited by System and User	​​	Indicates that automation is active but limited by both system and user-defined rules. Learn more about resource allocation constraints here.
Not Enabled	-	The workload is not enabled for automation, but can be automated.
Disabled by User	​​	Indicates that the automation is available but intentionally disabled for the workload by the user. Example: if automation is enabled at the cluster level but disabled at the namespace level, the namespace setting takes precedence, and automation is disabled for those workloads.
Not Supported	​​	Automation is not supported for the given workload type.