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global dashboard should handle multi-level groupings

Currently the global dashboard presents the SQL instance tiles according to their top-level group. So if I have 3 servers grouped such as:

App1

Prod

Svr1
Dev
Svr2
App2
Prod
Svr3

it will present these under 2 groups: App1 and App2. This is fine if you're viewing all servers.

However when I filter the view to only show servers in the App1 group, I'd like the tiles to be grouped using the next level of grouping if there is one (in this case "Prod" and "Dev")

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  • Mark Freeman commented  ·   ·  Report

    Another way of looking at it is that I want to be able to have a monitoring target in multiple groups, allowing multiple orrganizational schemes to exist at the same time:

    Project
    Prod
    Server1

    Prod
    Project
    Server1

    I care about: Project/Product, Region, Environment (Dev, Test, Prod, etc.). I should be able to set each of those up as a top level grouping and have all my monitoring targets in the appropriate place in a hierarchy under each of them, so I can easily find them within any top-level grouping.

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