Overview
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Once a resource pool is created, your administrator can customize it by:
- Configuring Virtual Machine (VM) name patterns and lease settings
- Adding Rate cards
- Specifying usage triggers and per-user usage limit policy
Edit Resource Pool
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To configure your resource pool, click open the desired resource pool.
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- Rename your resource pool
- Specify the VM Name Pattern
- Change resource pool capacity
- Set VM Lease for a resource pool
- Change resource pool entitlements
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To rename your resource pool:
- Click the resource pool you want to rename and navigate to Name.
- Enter the new name in the text input field.
- Click Save.
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Your Cloud Management Platform (CMP) administrator can enforce the naming convention for a resource pool. You can use VM Name Pattern place holders to auto-populate your Virtual Machine (VM) names.
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Your CMP administrator can change the resource pool capacity on the fly. To change the resource pool capacity:
- Click the resource pool you want to edit and navigate to Capacity.
- Enter the values for Spend Limit, vCPU, Memory, and Disk capacity in the input text field.
- Click Save.
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Your CMP administrator can control your VM usage by specifying the VM Lease per resource pool. If you are an entitled user, you will receive a system-generated notification and an Email stating that your virtual machine lease is going to be terminated. Setting the VM Lease for a resource pool allows you to budget the availability of your cloud resources.
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- Click the resource pool you want to edit and navigate to Governance Policies.
- Select the Lease Type and the Duration.
- Click Save.
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Your CMP Administrator can add or remove resource pool entitlements for tenants, users, and groups.
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- Click the resource pool you want to edit and nnavigate to the Assigned To section.
- You can add or remove tenants, users, and groups.
- Click Save.
Resource Triggers & Policies
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The CMP portal lets your Cloud and Tenant Administrators define cloud resource usage triggers. These triggers notify your administrators in the event of a threshold breach.
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- Click the resource pool you want to edit.
- Navigate to Service Orchestration > Quota Management > Resource Pools > Trigger.
- Click Save.
You can create as many triggers as required.
Monitor Resources
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The CMP portal allows you to monitor the following resources:
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- Click the resource pool you want to monitor.
- Navigate to Service Orchestration > Quota Management > Resource Pools > Select the Resource Pool > Trigger.
- Select the resource you want to monitor from the Resource dropdown.
- Select the usage percentage from the Usage dropdown.
- From the Action dropdown, select the event action that is performed in the event of a threshold breach.
You can choose the alert or action that is triggered in the event of a threshold breach:- Email Admin & send Alert
- Only Email Admin
- Only Send Alert
- Click + next to trigger criteria, to add a new action.
- Click - next to trigger criteria, to remove an action.
Usage Policies
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Your CMP Administrator can set the per-user usage limits. They can limit your:
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- Click the resource pool you want to monitor.
- Navigate to Service Orchestration > Quota Management > Resource Pools > Select the Resource Pool > Policies.
- Enter the value for Per User Usage Limit, CPU, Memory, and Disk.
- Click Save.
