View the details of a VM

This topic describes how to view the details of a VM in the KubeSphere Virtualization (KSV) web console.

User admin can view all VMs created in your cluster. Common users such as project administrators, operators, and viewers can view the VMs created in the projects to which they belong.

Procedure

1. Log in to the KSV web console.

2. In the top navigation bar, click Virtual Resources to go to the management page of virtual resources.

3. In the left-side navigation pane, choose VMs > VMs to go to the VM management page.

4. On the VMs page, click the name of a VM to view its details.

5. On the left side of the details page, view basic information about the VM.

   Parameter	Description
   ID	The universally unique identifier (UUID) of the VM in the system. The UUID is automatically assigned by the system.
   Status	The status of the VM.
   IP Address	The IP address of the VM. If a VM contains multiple NICs, multiple IP addresses are assigned to the VM.
   Project	The project name in which the VM is created.
   Node	The node that runs the VM. This parameter is available to user admin only.
   IOPS & Throughput	The IOPS and throughput of the disk mounted to the VM.
   Upload & Download	The network rate of the VM.
   Created at	The time when the VM was created.
   Created by	The username that is used to create the VM.

6. In the Configuration and Associated Resources areas, view the configuration and associated resources of the VM.

7. On the right side of the details page, click the Overview tab to view the resource overview of the VM.

   Section	Description
   Usage	The resource usage of the VM, including the usage of CPU cores and memory.
   Requests and Limits	The resource limits and requests of the VM, including the CPU and memory resources.
   Compute	The monitoring of compute resources, including the CPU usage, average CPU workloads, and memory usage.
   Networks	The monitoring of network resources, including the inbound and outbound traffic, IOPS, packet loss rate, and error rate. You can expand the drop-down list next to Networks to select an NIC to view its performance.
   Storage	The monitoring of storage resources, including the disk throughput, IOPS, average I/O latency, and I/O queue length. You can expand the drop-down list next to Storage to view the resource usage of a specific disk.

8. On the right side of the details page, click the Disks tab to view the disks mounted to the VM.

   Parameter	Description
   Name	The custom name of the disk. The name can contain only lowercase letters, digits, and hyphens (-), and must start and end with a lowercase letter or a digit. The name can contain up to 16 characters in length.
   ID	The UUID of the disk in the system.
   Size	Th size of the disk.
   Type	The type of the disk. KSV provides system disks and data disks.
   Filesystem	The filesystem of the disk.
   Storage Type	The storage type of the disk.

9. On the right side of the details page, click the Networks tab to view the network information of the VM.

   Parameter	Description
   Name	The name of the network used by the VM.
   ID	The UUID of the network in the system.
   IP Address	The IP address of the VM.
   Type	The type of the network. KSV supports physical networks and virtual networks.
   MAC Address	The MAC address of the VM.
   IP Range	The IP address range in which the VM resides.
   Gateway	The gateway address that corresponds to the VM.

10. On the right side of the details page, click the Snapshots tab to view the snapshots created for the VM.

    Parameter	Description
    Name	The custom name of the snapshot. The name can contain only lowercase letters, digits, and hyphens (-), and must start and end with a lowercase letter or a digit. The name can contain up to 16 characters in length.
    ID	The UUID of the snapshot in the system.
    Description	The description of the snapshot.
    Created at	The time when the snapshot was created.

11. On the right side of the details page, click the Events tab to view the events that happened to the VM.

    Parameter	Description
    Type	The type of the event. Valid values: Normal: The event is in a normal state. Warning: The event is in a warning state.
    Cause	The reason why the event was recorded.
    Occurred at	The time when the event happened.
    Source	The component from which the event happened.
    Message	The details of the event.