Annotations are descriptive, searchable phrases that apply only to machines. There are two types of annotations: static (always present in any machine state), and dynamic (only present in allocated or deployed states). Annotations help you identify, characterise, and inform others about your machines.
This article will help you learn:
How to work with static annotations
This subsection will help you learn:
How to create and assign static annotations
To create and assign static annotations (a note) to a machine, follow this procedure:
Add free-form notes in the “Note” field, as desired.
Click “Save changes” to update the machine’s configuration.
How to delete static annotations
To delete static annotations (a note) from a machine, follow this procedure:
Edit the free-form notes in the “Note” field, as desired.
Click “Save changes” to update the machine’s configuration.
How to view static annotations
To view static annotations, you can follow this procedure:
How to work with dynamic (workload) annotations
This subsection will help you learn:
How to view dynamic (workload) annotations for one machine
To view the dynamic (workload) annotations for one machine, do the following:
Go to the machine list and select the machine of interest by clicking on its hyperlinked name.
In the machine summary that comes up, look for the “Workload Annotations” card, in the lower, right-hand corner:
How to filter on dynamic (workload) annotations
To filter machines by dynamic (workload) annotations, use the following procedure: