Filter Devices

JFrog Connect provides a robust filter tool so that you can view data in any slice of your fleet and perform software updates and other actions on any subset of devices that you specify.

JFrog Connect provides a filter mechanism that enables you to:

• View a subset of devices within a fleet, for example, in the Devices page.

• Define which devices are acted on or included in software deployments, for example, in the Run Command and the New Deployment wizards.

Filter Icon

In the Devices page and other pages where the display can be filtered, the filter icon appears in the upper right of the page.

Filter Criteria

In the Devices page, you can apply the filter criteria listed below. The filter interface is the same in other pages in Connect, although the filter criteria available in each page may be slightly different. For multiple criteria, the filter logic is AND.

• Specific Device: Choose the Device Name.

• Group: Choose one or more group names to filter on. For multiple groups, the filter logic is OR.

• Security Risk: Can be Critical, High, Medium, Low, Minimal, or Unknown.

• Device State: Online or Offline.

• Tags: The names of one or more tags. For multiple tags, the filter logic is AND.

• Deployment Tag: Chose both a Name and a Version of the deployment tag.

• Agent Version: The applicable Connect Agent version.

• Deployment: Deployment UUID and the State of the deployment.

Filter Rules

• The filters act within a single fleet at a time.

• The filters act on a single page at a time. For example, when you set a filter on the Devices page, that filter will not apply on the Device Runs page.

• You can choose from several filter criteria. When you choose multiple filter criteria, they use AND logic in relation to each other.

• Some of the filters allow Is or Is Not logic.

Total Affected Devices

Once you have selected your devices in the filter, you will see an indication of the total number of devices affected by the applied filter. If this is not what you expected, you can go back and change your filter.

What’s Next?

Learn how to locate devices on a map and how you can refresh the device location.