Infrastructure map analysis
You can open your infrastructure map in your folder and check the relationships between Yandex Cloud resources, networks, and subnets.
Opening the infrastructure map
- In the management console
, select the folder to view the infrastructure map in. - In the left-hand panel, select
Infrastructure map.
You can also open the infrastructure map from the page of any resource displayed on the map. To do this, on the resource information page, click
Highlighting and filtering resources on the map
You can view the relationships of specific resources by visually highlighting them or applying filters. To highlight resources on the map, click them or select them in the Search by name or ID field on the Infrastructure map page. As a result, the map will only show the relationships between the highlighted resources.
To filter resources on the map:
On the Infrastructure map page:
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To filter the displayed resources by a specific network or subnet, select the relevant networks or subnets in the Cloud networks or Subnets field.
As a result, the map will only show the selected networks and subnets and resources that use them.
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To filter the displayed resources by the resource type:
- Click
and select the resource types for filtering in the list that opens. - In the fields that appear with the selected types, choose the specific resources you want to filter by.
As a result, the map will only show the selected resources along with the networks and subnets they use.
- Click
In the filter, you can select multiple different networks, subnets, and other available resources at once. In this case, the selected filter parameters are applied with OR logic.
Opening a resource page
The map allows you to navigate directly to the page of the resource you need. Proceed as follows:
- On the Cloud network map page, hover over the resource.
- In the pop-up window, click the name of the selected resource. The information page for the selected resource will open in a new browser tab.
Useful links
A cloud network is similar to a traditional LAN in a data center. Cloud networks are created in folders and used for transmitting information between cloud resources and connecting resources to the internet. For more information, see Cloud networks.
A subnet is a range of IP addresses in a cloud network. Addresses from this range can be assigned to cloud resources, such as VMs and database clusters. For more information, see Subnets.