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Can I filter the Application Health Overview

xpowels

I want to be able to get the pretty Application Health Overview item on a view, but want to filter the application by a custom property. Anyone figure out how to do that?

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DONDERKA

Hi xpowels,

unfortunately there is currently no way to filter applications for this resource. We can create a feature request for you if you wish.

Dalibor

kmaxwell

Yep, click "Customize Page", then add a View Limitation based on the custom property you want to filter by.

Kris Maxwell

Loop1 Systems

kris.maxwell@loop1systems.com

kmaxwell

This is true, the only way around it is to filter the entire view for now.

aLTeReGo

is correct. This resource respects view limitations. I've still gone ahead and logged a feature request under FB182801 to allow users to filter this resource using SWQL filters like many of the other resources available in Orion.

Sohail.Bhamani

Would an account limitation be honored in a situation like this?

Sohail Bhamani

Loop1 Systems

http://www.loop1systems.com

kmaxwell

Yeah, the account limitation is in effect as well. Just tested it out in the lab to confirm.

Kris Maxwell

Loop1 Systems

kris.maxwell@loop1systems.com

branfarm

I'm trying this out but I've only been able to get it to work if I do a view limitation based on specific applications or specific nodes. I've also tried Individual Groups and Groups of Groups, where I've grouped the applications into sub groups, then wrapped them up into a single group, but those don't restrict it properly. Has anyone else seen that behavior?