TECHNICAL GUIDE
Mission Planner · MP-07

Selection Details, Node Menus & Status Pills

Selection Details and context menus expose the state and actions for the object currently selected on the Mission Planner canvas.

NODE OPERATIONS

Selection Details and context actions

Selecting a node opens its current runtime, interface, execution, and capacity information in Selection Details. Right-click context menus expose actions appropriate to the selected VM or network device.

Status pills provide a compact view of execution state, interfaces, and capacity. They can be shown or hidden from Data Layers, and runtime-status layers can also use color to make state immediately visible across the canvas. Use the pills when you want dense operational context before console access, snapshots, movement, or AI operations; hide them when a cleaner topology view is more useful.

INTERFACE

Interface tour

REFERENCE 01

Running Node Selection Details

Select a running node to see its runtime state, interfaces, execution placement, and capacity information in Selection Details.

FIGURE 01Running Node Selection Details
REFERENCE 02

Running VM Context Menu

Right-click a VM to open the operations available for that workload. The menu changes with the node type and current state.

FIGURE 02Running VM Context Menu
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Switch Context Menu

Right-click a switch to open the network-device operations available for that object.

FIGURE 03Switch Context Menu
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Execution Status Pill

The execution status pill summarizes where the workload is running and the current execution state. Open or hover it when you need the worker-placement detail.

FIGURE 04Execution Status Pill
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Interface Status Pill

The interface status pill summarizes the node’s configured network interfaces and current interface state.

FIGURE 05Interface Status Pill
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Capacity Status Pill

The capacity status pill summarizes the workload’s requested resources and the current host-pressure or capacity information shown by Mission Planner.

FIGURE 06Capacity Status Pill
RESULT

The outcome you should see

Selecting a node shows the expected runtime, interface, execution, and capacity state, and the context menu exposes the actions supported for that object.