Warning
The DevOps Portal has been deprecated in the Q4`18 MCP release tagged with the 2019.2.0 Build ID.
The Cloud Vector dashboard uses a node graph to represent a cloud environment in a form of a cloud map. The entities that build the map include availability zones (AZs), hosts, VMs, and services. Each host represents a compute node in a particular AZ with all VMs and services running on it. Thereby, a cloud map enables you to easily identify the number of nodes running in your cloud environment.
The screen capture below is an example of a cloud map created by Cloud Vector.
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The Cloud Vector dashboard depends on the following services:
To use the Cloud Vector dashboard:
Log in to the DevOps Portal.
Navigate to the Cloud Vector dashboard.
Proceed with the following available actions as required:
Collapse child elements:
Note
Hosts with more than 50 child VMs are collapsed by default.
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The size of a host circle depends on the number of its child elements. The more VMs a host owns, the bigger it is.
Expand child elements:
Drag elements on the canvas:
Scale elements on the canvas:
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Red borders appear if elements are extended beyond the canvas boundaries.
Show and hide node labels: