TOI Author :: Sabah Khan

Profiles are assigned to user accounts to customize their landing page on CloudVision and present information relevant to them. You can use built-in profiles or create custom ones. Profiles are assigned in Users to user accounts.

Port mirroring allows you to duplicate ethernet packets or frames on a source interface to send to a remote host, like DANZ Monitoring Fabric (DMF). The mirrored packets or frames can be sent via a SPAN interface dedicated for communication with the host or over an L2 Generic Routing Encapsulation (L2GRE) tunnel.

This feature introduces a new type of action that can be created and configured under Provisioning > Actions. These actions automate the process of assigning values to inputs in a studio and allow users to input data that originates from outside a studio.

The vertical navigation bar is an update to the layout of CloudVision. It replaces the existing horizontal header with a vertical navigation menu that lines the left side of the page. This allows for a cleaner horizontal header where key functions of CloudVision sections are highlighted.

The tag matcher is a new simple input in Studios that allows you to specify a list of devices to be passed as the value for another input field. It is similar to the resolver input in that it allows users to specify a set of devices or interfaces using tag queries, but unlike the resolver, the tag matcher doesn’t require a member input to be configured.

These updates improve the layout of the Studios landing page by emphasizing essential studios and structuring all other studios in a more comprehensive, user-friendly way.

The connectivity monitor change control action leverages the functionality of the connectivity monitor resource API to monitor connectivity statistics and roll back any configuration changes that affect a device’s connectivity. This feature comes pre-configured with the 2023.3.0 release and any proceeding releases, but can also work with the 2023.2.0 release by downloading the connectivity monitor action pack, available on Github. 

The vertical navigation bar is an update to the layout of CloudVision. It replaces the existing horizontal header with a vertical navigation menu that lines the left side of the page. This allows for a cleaner horizontal header where key functions of CloudVision sections are highlighted.