Workload details
Every VM row links to its detail page. This is where you drive a single Workload: lifecycle actions, hardware facts, and the console surfaces.
Toolbar actions
Section titled “Toolbar actions”- Start when this Device boots — labeled toggle next to Start. Off unless you turn it on.
- Start — boot the Workload
- Stop — Shutdown (clean ACPI shutdown) vs Force Stop (pull the plug), with confirmation
- Restart — clean reboot
- Delete — removes the Workload after confirmation
Actions that need the Device’s agent are disabled while it is unreachable.
Tabs are Overview, Console, VNC, and Logs. Metrics only shows while running. Which console tabs appear can depend on state and reachability.
Overview
Section titled “Overview”Read-only facts grouped into sections: Hardware, Network, Guest, Disks, Shared folders, USB, GPU passthrough, and PCI devices, each with its own attach/edit action (Edit Settings, Attach Disk, Add, Attach USB Device, Attach GPU, Attach PCI device).
Console
Section titled “Console”A console in the browser (serial console, or Terminal for coding-agent Workloads).
Graphical access via noVNC. The VNC view can be popped out into a dedicated resizable window (open VNC in a new resizable window) you can park on a second monitor.
Metrics
Section titled “Metrics”Live CPU/memory charts — visible only for running Workloads.
This Workload’s log stream, filtered from the global Logs feed.
Related
Section titled “Related”- Virtual Machines
- Devices
- Networks — ports and interfaces shown under Overview
- GPU passthrough — IOMMU / vfio-pci on a Linux Device