Lists, Details & Tabs¶
Almost every resource in the Pilvio.pro portal is managed through the same three-level pattern: a list of resources, a details page for one of them, and tabs on that page for its sub-resources. Learn it once and every section of the portal becomes predictable.
Level 1: the list view¶
Selecting a section in the left menu — Cloudspaces, Disks, Objectspaces — opens a table of every resource of that type.
List views share the same controls:
- Search filters the entire list, not just the page you are looking at.
- Column headers sort the table; click again to reverse the order.
- Pagination beneath the table shows the page number and the total number of results, with Previous and Next controls and a refresh icon.
- Checkboxes in the leading column select rows for actions that apply to several resources.
- Actions in the trailing column operate on a single row.
The columns differ per resource type. For cloudspaces they are:
| Column | Shows |
|---|---|
| Name | The cloudspace name. Click it to open the details page |
| Mode | Whether the cloudspace is public or private |
| External IP | The address assigned on the external network, if it has one |
| Private network | The internal subnet, in CIDR notation — for example 192.168.10.0/24 |
| Location | The location hosting the cloudspace |
| Status | Deployment state, such as DEPLOYED |
| Actions | Per-row actions |
Level 2: the details page¶
Click a resource's name to open its details page. A Details panel shows the resource's identity and status (for a cloudspace: Name, Status, Location, Default External IP, Subnet, Local domain, Type and Default gateway, plus a notes box), the action bar holds the operations available for it, and a strip of tabs gives access to everything belonging to it.
See The Action Bar for how those buttons behave.
Level 3: tabs¶
Tabs hold everything that belongs to the resource, rather than the resource itself. They fall into three kinds, and recognising which is which tells you where to look for anything:
- Child resources — things living inside this one. A cloudspace has tabs for its VMs, Ingress, DNS, WireGuard VPNs and External networks, and a MORE menu with Port forwards, Anti-affinity groups, Network Routes and more; a virtual machine has tabs for its Disks, vGPUs, Statistics, Spendings and Network interfaces, and its own MORE menu.
- Relationships — connections to resources elsewhere. A cloudspace has tabs for the external networks it attaches to, other cloudspaces it connects to, and cloudspaces nested inside it.
- Records about the resource — its usage statistics, accumulated cost, audit history, and who has permission to act on it. These appear on most resource types in the same form.
The resource's own configuration is not a tab. A virtual machine's name, vCPUs, memory and boot type live in its Details panel and are edited in place with the pencil icon (for a cloudspace: Name, Local domain and Default gateway); the action bar holds operations such as STOP, MOVE and CONSOLE.
Note
Which tabs you see depends on your role and on the resource. Roles & permissions and Audits require a customer administrator role, and a storage-only cloudspace shows a set built around Objectspaces rather than VMs. If a tab you expect is missing, that is usually why.
Cloudspaces carry the most tabs of anything in the portal — a dozen or more — so if you are looking for a networking feature and cannot find it in the left menu, open the cloudspace and check its tabs and its MORE menu.
Moving between levels¶
| To do this | Do that |
|---|---|
| Return to the list | Use the breadcrumb trail in the page header, or the section name in the left menu |
| Open a resource | Click its name in the list |
| Switch sub-resource | Click a tab on the details page |
Breadcrumbs in the header show the full path — for example Cloudspaces → production → VMs → web-01 — and each step is a link, so you can jump back several levels at once.