Details Views
Tab
The
Views
tab is
divided into two panels. The bottom panel updates, depending on what you select
on the top panel.
In the top panel you can
create, edit, delete, clone, export, and import views. The views list depends
on the object you select from the environment. Each view is associated with an
object. For example, the predefined VM inventory - Memory list view is
available when you select a host.
You can limit the views list by adding a filter from
the right side of the panel. Each of the provided filter groups limits the list by
the word you type.
The All Filters option helps you to list views
according to the following criteria:
- Name
- Type
- Description
- Subject
- Owner
For example, if you select
Description
and type
my view
, the listed views are all views that are
applicable for the selected object and contain my view
in the
description. Column
| Description
|
---|---|
Name
| Name of the view.
|
Type
| Type of the view. A view type is the way the
collected information for the object is presented.
|
Description
| Description of the view as it is defined when
the view is created.
|
Subject
| Object type with which a view is associated.
|
Owner
| Owner of the view is the user, who created it
or edited it for the last time.
|
In the bottom panel of the
Views
tab, you can
see the data of the object, calculated by a selected view from the top panel.
Say, for example, the selected object is a host and you select Virtual Machine
Configuration Summary List View. The result is a list of all the virtual
machines on that host, and their data calculated by the view.
For Trend views, you can
select a parent object and see the data of the associated child objects and
metrics in the bottom panel of the
Views
tab.
For Distribution views, you
can click on a section of the pie chart or on one of the bars in the bar chart
to view the list of objects filtered by the selected segment, in the bottom
panel of the
Views
tab.
Where You Find the
Details View Tab
- From the left menu, clickEnvironment, then select a group, custom data center, application, or inventory object. Click theDetailstab, then select theViewsbutton.
- Alternatively, clickEnvironment, then use the hierarchies in the left pane to locate quickly the object you want.