Getting an Inventory Asset's Details

View the details of the inventory assets in Oracle Cloud Migrations.

• Console
• CLI
• API

• 1. Open the navigation menu  and select Migration & Disaster Recovery. Under Cloud Migrations, select Inventory, and then select Inventory assets.
     Note
     
     The Inventory assets page lists all the assets discovered by the asset discovery from the external environment. The listed assets contain metadata that the discovery plugin collects from the external environment assets.
  2. On the Inventory assets page, select the name of the asset for which you want to view the details.

  The Asset details page displays details such as asset information, VM configurations, processors, and memory.

  You can now create a migration project.

• To view a list of inventory assets and then metadata of specific assets, use the list and get commands.

  The syntax for the list command is:

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  oci cloud-bridge inventory asset list --compartment-id target_compartment_ID [OPTIONS]

  The required parameter for the list command is:

  --compartment-id: Specifies the OCID of the compartment in which to list the resources.

  To get all the commands for inventory asset, run:

  Command

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  oci cloud-bridge inventory asset -h

  To get help for the list command, run:

  Command

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  oci cloud-bridge inventory asset list -h

  The syntax for the get command is:

  Command

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  oci cloud-bridge inventory asset get --asset-id inventory_asset_ID [OPTIONS]

  The required parameter for the get command is:

  --asset-id: Specifies a unique asset identifier.

  To get all the commands for inventory asset, run:

  Command

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  oci cloud-bridge inventory asset -h

  To get help for the get command, run:

  Command

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  oci cloud-bridge inventory asset get -h

  For a complete list of flags and variable options for CLI commands, see the CLI Command Reference.

• To view a list of inventory assets, use the ListAssets operation.

  To view the metadata of an asset, use the GetAsset operation.