> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.domino.ai/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Monitor a Data Plane

You can view a data plane’s health and see which Kubernetes nodes, user executions, and workspaces are in it.

## View Data Plane health

To view the health of a data plane, navigate to **Manage resources** > **Data Planes**.

Data planes are marked **Healthy** if they are available for use.

If a data plane indicates `Error`, `Disconnected`, or `Degraded`, there may be an issue with communication between the data plane services and the control plane. Please reach out to Domino for assistance in troubleshooting.

The data plane health is a simple check to ensure the data plane is contactable.

## View Data Planes per Kubernetes node

You can view Kubernetes nodes across all of your clusters by going to the admin portal and clicking **Reports** > **Infrastructure**.

The column on the right indicates the data plane that each node is in.

<Note>
  Some of the node detail views are not yet implemented for nodes in remote data planes.
</Note>

## View Data Planes per user execution

You can view all running user executions across all data planes by going to **Reports** > **Executions**.

The data plane for the execution is indicated in the rightmost column.

## View Data Planes per user Workspace

You can view all durable workspaces (running and stopped) by going to **Reports** > **Workspaces**.

The data plane for the workspace is indicated in the rightmost column.