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The kernel version is already shown in the Node detail drawer, but comparing it across a cluster meant opening each node one at a time. Add it as a sortable and searchable column in the Nodes table, placed next to the existing kubelet Version column. It is listed in defaultHiddenTableColumns, so it starts hidden like Pods, Instance Type, Node Group and Capacity, and is enabled from the column visibility menu. The value comes from a new Node.getKernelVersion() accessor, mirroring getKubeletVersion() including its "<unknown>" fallback. Assisted-by: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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The kernel version is already shown in the Node detail drawer, but comparing it across a cluster meant opening each node one at a time.
Add it as a sortable and searchable column in the Nodes table, placed next to the existing kubelet Version column. It is listed in defaultHiddenTableColumns, so it starts hidden like Pods, Instance Type, Node Group and Capacity, and is enabled from the column visibility menu.
The value comes from a new Node.getKernelVersion() accessor, mirroring getKubeletVersion() including its "" fallback.
Assisted-by: Claude Opus 5 noreply@anthropic.com