Overview

The Overview tab shows a summary of the device configuration, which is a quick, read-only snapshot of the selected configuration version for the device. It helps you confirm what is configured before you move on to edit other tabs or deploy.

Device configuration with the Overview tab open.

General Information

Key facts about the device and environment this configuration targets:

  • Name – The host name of the device.

  • Device Type – Either Edge Device (runs modules) or Standard (without module support).

  • Architecture – CPU family, e.g., x86_64, arm64.

  • OS and OS Version – Operating system and release (e.g., Ubuntu 22.04 LTS).

  • Runtime Version – Version of the device runtime/agent used with this device.

Device Size

Hardware capacity overview to help assess whether the configuration fits:

  • CPU Cores – Total number of cores.

  • Memory – Total RAM installed.

  • Disk(s) – Each detected disk or volume with total size and free space.

Device Workloads

What this version is set up to run on the device:

  • Application(s) – The applications assigned.

  • Hierarchy – The currently assigned asset hierarchy.

  • Total Modules Count – The resulting number of modules defined in this configuration.

Clicking these items takes you to their respective tabs (Applications, Asset Hierarchy, Modules) where you can review or edit details.

Description

Free-text field for adding descriptive information to the device configuration, like the purpose of the application. This saves with the configuration version, so notes stay tied to the exact setup you deployed.

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