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Chapter 3. Refining advisor service recommendations

You can filter, sort, and exclude specific recommendations from your advisor results so you can concentrate on the recommendations that are most important.

3.1. Viewing all advisor-service recommendations
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When you first enter the advisor service Recommendations view, you see the default view and results of Systems Impacted and Status filters applied to the list of recommendations. By default, the Systems Impacted filter is set to 1 or more systems impacted, and Status is set to Enabled.

To get a comprehensive view of all recommendations, including those not affecting your systems and those in the advisor database, close all the filters.

Prerequisites

  • You are logged in to the Red Hat Hybrid Cloud Console as a user who is a member of a User Access group with at least one of the following roles:

    • RHEL Advisor viewer
    • RHEL viewer

Procedure

  1. Navigate to the Operations > Advisor > Recommendations page.
  2. Click the Close icon Close next to the Systems Impacted and Status filters. You can now browse through all of the potential recommendations for your systems.
  3. Optional: Click Reset filters to return to the default recommendations view.

3.2. Filtering advisor-service recommendations
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You can set filters and subfilters to refine advisor service recommendations.

Select from the following filters to refine your recommendations list:

  • Name. In the subfilter field, start typing the recommendation description or a keyword and select from the options presented.
  • Total risk. In the subfilter field, select from one or more: Critical, Important, Moderate, or Low.
  • Risk of change. In the subfilter field, select from High, Moderate, Low, or Very low.
  • Impact. In the subfilter field, select from Critical, Important, Moderate, or Low.
  • Likelihood. In the subfilter field, select from Critical, Important, Moderate, or Low.
  • Category. In the subfilter field, select from Availability, Performance, Stability, or Security.
  • Incidents. In the subfilter field, select to show recommendations with or without incidents having occurred.
  • Remediation. In the subfilter field, select Ansible playbook or Manual for the remediation method.
  • Reboot required. In the subfilter field, select either Required or Not required.
  • Ansible support. In the subfilter field, select to show recommendations with or without Ansible Playbook support.
  • Status. In the subfilter field, select from All, Enabled, Disabled, Red Hat disabled.
  • Systems impacted. In the subfilter field, select either 1 or more or None.

Procedure

  1. Navigate to the Operations > Advisor > Recommendations page and log in if necessary.
  2. Click the filter icon and select a filter category from the drop-down list.

  3. Click the drop-down arrow in the subfilter menu and select the required options to activate a subfilter.

    Note

    For some filter options, for example Name, type the name or description of a recommendation to refine the list further.

3.3. Recommendations table columns and sorting
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Use these parameters to sort columns in the advisor recommendations table.

  • Name. Alphabetize by A to Z or Z to A.
  • Modified. Order by number of days since the recommendation was last modified or published, from newest or oldest.
  • Total risk. View in order of criticality.
  • Systems. View by the number of your systems that are impacted.
  • Remediation. Sort by recommendations that have or do not have Ansible Playbook support.

3.4. Disabling an advisor-service recommendation
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You can disable specific recommendations that affect your systems so that they no longer appear in your results.

Prerequisites

  • You are logged in to the Red Hat Hybrid Cloud Console as a user who is a member of a User Access group with at least one of the following roles:

    • RHEL Advisor administrator
    • RHEL administrator

Procedure

  1. In the Hybrid Cloud Console, navigate to the Operations > Advisor > Recommendations page.
  2. Locate the recommendation to disable.
  3. Click More-options ( More options ) at the right end of the row, and then click Disable recommendation. A confirmation dialog appears.
  4. Under Justification note, enter a comment to explain why you are disabling the recommendation, and then click Save.

Results

The recommendation is disabled and no longer appears in your reports and dashboards.

3.4.1. Viewing and enabling a previously disabled recommendation
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When a recommendation is disabled, you will no longer see the recommendation in your advisor results. To reverse this action, use the Status filter.

Prerequisites

  • You are logged in to the Red Hat Hybrid Cloud Console as a user who is a member of a User Access group with at least one of the following roles:

    • RHEL Advisor administrator
    • RHEL administrator

Procedure

  1. Navigate to the Operations > Advisor > Recommendations page and log in if necessary.
  2. Click the Filter drop-down and select Status.
  3. In the subfilter drop-down list, select Disabled.
  4. Locate the recommendation to enable.
  5. Navigate to the right side of the row, and click the More-options icon More options followed by Enable recommendation.
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