[Feature] feature request for pod search

[xg0719]

Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
When there are many business pods—for example, over 50 replicas—manually locating specific pods in the frontend becomes extremely inconvenient. To troubleshoot pod issues, users often fall back to using kubectl. It would be helpful to add a search function to streamline this process.

Describe the feature you'd like
We suggest adding a search feature to this page, allowing users to quickly locate a specific pod for debugging or viewing logs.

Describe alternatives you've considered
Manually scrolling and locating pods or switching back to command-line tools like kubectl, which breaks the UI workflow.

Additional context
N/A

[fansi404]

I have different opinion, if the pod not works well, the color or the grid is different, it is easy to distinguish

PS: the title is changed to feature request for pod search, please be noted

[xg0719]

Pods that are not in the Running state are easy to spot.
However, in many cases, pods appear to be in the Running state but still have error logs or runtime issues. Users need to enter the pod to debug in such scenarios.

[fansi404]

so, if no Zadig, how do you figure out the target Pod ? using kubectl command ?

[lilianzhu]

Pods that are not in the Running state are easy to spot.
However, in many cases, pods appear to be in the Running state but still have error logs or runtime issues. Users need to enter the pod to debug in such scenarios.

What criteria would you like to use for the search? @xg0719

[xg0719]

Users need to enter the pod for debugging.
It would be helpful to provide a pod search capability in the frontend, similar to what Alibaba Cloud ACK offers.
Otherwise, users are forced to fall back to using kubectl to access the pod, which breaks the visual workflow.