The VCF Domain Summary tab provides details on the domain's overall inventory of the organization including key components, domain health, topology, alerts, and so on.

Where To View VCF Domain Summary Tab

From the left menu, click Data Sources > Integrations > Accounts. Click VMware Cloud Foundation, click the vertical ellipsis against the VCF account, and then select Object Details. Click the Domain object type and select any one of the domains in the list.
Note: The VCF Domain Summary tab displays the total number of domains which includes both configured and unconfigured domains.
Table 1. Domain Summary Options
Option Description
Object Summary

Displays the details of the selected object. The widget also displays the number of resources associated with the selected object.

Active Alerts Displays a visual indicator of the alert status for the following alert types.
  • Critical and Immediate alerts usually require immediate attention.
  • Warning alerts indicate that you must look into any problems shortly.
  • Info alerts indicate that you can reclaim resources.
Consumer Displays the number of active VMs for the selected object. You can also view the usage details for the virtual machine, vCPU, RAM, and Provision.
Provider (Usable Capacity) Displays the details of available resources for the selected object. You can view the number of hosts and capacity remaining for vCPU, RAM, Storage.
Topology

Displays a graphical representation of objects related to the domains. Click on each object to have an expanded view of the object details.

Distributed Switch Dsiplays an overview of the state of the distributed switches. It displays the distributed switch name, version, total number of hosts, the maximum number of ports, and number of used ports.
Cluster Summary Displays an overview of the state of the existing clusters. It displays the cluster name, ESXi host, virtual machine, capacity remaining, time remaining, and VM remaining.
Datastore Summary

Displays an overview of the state of the existing datastores. It displays the datastore name, capacity, virtual machine, capacity remaining, and time remaining.