Environment Objects
Tab
VMware Aria
Operations
collects data for all objects in your environment. You can compare
the status of an object with the status of all related objects to determine the possible
cause for a problem in your environment. How the Environment
Objects Tab Works
When you select an object in your inventory,
VMware Aria
Operations
highlights badges for the object and all its
related objects. Point to a badge to display current key conditions for an object. Where You Find the
Environment Objects Tab
- From the left menu, clickEnvironment, then click a group, custom data center, application, or inventory object to display the Object Summary screen. Click theEnvironment tab.
- Alternatively, clickEnvironment, then use the hierarchies in the left pane to click down to the object you want.Clickthe object to display the Object Summary screen, then click theEnvironmenttab.
Option
| Description
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|---|---|
Badge
| Displays the selected
badge with the color appropriate to the state of the badge.
|
Status
| All statuses appear by
default. Select a status to toggle off the display of badges.
|
Power State Options
| Toggle on to display badges for objects in the On,
Off, Standby, or Unknown power states. Selections are additive.
For example, you can display objects in both the on and off
states. Actions depend on the power state of the object. Use the
display to help determine why an action for an object might not
be available. See "List of VMware Aria Operations Actions" in
the VMware Aria
Operations Configuration Guide. Toggle on to display badges for objects in the On,
Off, Standby, or Unknown power states. Selections are additive.
For example, you can display objects in both the on and off
states. Actions depend on the power state of the object. Use the
display to help determine why an action for an object might not
be available. See "List of VMware Aria Operations Actions" in
the VMware Aria
Operations Configuration Guide |
Sort
| Changes the order in
which the objects are listed. Alphabetical sort is by object name.
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