Overview: Managing Service Level Definitions

Service Level Definition settings create the entries in the left-hand navigation in the Service Catalog, and enable you to set rules on the applications and infrastructure in the Stratus-managed cloud. IT administrators can create groupings and categories within this list.

You can add new tags and new categories. You can change the order in which tags display in the tag pick list, and the order in which the categories are shown within the service catalog by using the up and down arrows.

Service level definitions can have nested tags. To expand a service level definition to show its subcategories, click located between the show/hide indicator button and the service level definition name.

The slider on the left is a show or hide indicator. If the slider is blue, it indicates that the category or tag displays as an option in the Service Catalog. If the slider is gray, the category or tag cannot be viewed in the Service Catalog. However, the tag can still be assigned as read-only to any application or instance. This is particularly useful for IT, as they may want to force an application to always be PCI-compliant. Setting it as a hidden tag forces this behavior without providing an option to choose.

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Managing Service Level Definitions