The Labs tab of Space management lists every lab that belongs to the current space. It is the space-wide, administration-oriented view of your labs — distinct from the personal My labs page, which only shows the labs you can access. Because every lab belongs to exactly one space, this tab is where a space administrator oversees all of the space's labs in one place.
What the tab shows
The tab is a searchable table of all the space's labs. Each row is one lab, and selecting a row opens that lab's detail page. The table shows the following columns:
Lab status
The Status column reflects the state of both the underlying server and the lab itself:
- Running — the server and the lab are both running and available.
- Stopped — the server is stopped (cloud billing is stopped).
- Starting / Stopping — the server is transitioning between states.
- Server running / Server configured — the server is up but the lab is not yet fully started.
- No server — the lab has no server provisioned.
- Error — the lab or its server is in an error state.
Searching and filtering
Use the advanced search drawer to narrow the list. Available filters include name, virtual host, status, region, server (cloud and standard), lab type (cloud, on-premise or desktop), cloud provider, cloud name, creator, ID, creation date, and whether the lab has an active backup.
Two saved searches are available out of the box: All labs (the default) and Running cloud, which shows only cloud labs that are currently running.
Administrator actions
Space administrators get additional controls on this tab. From the header they can create labs for the space:
- Create lab — opens the lab creation form to provision a new lab in the space.
- Create free lab — creates a free lab.
Administrators can also act on an individual lab through its actions menu:
- Detail — open the lab's detail page.
- Edit — update the lab's configuration.
- Check status — re-check the lab's live status.
- Delete — remove the lab from the space.
