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We do not use scoping in our environment. But even if we did, we would do this by application owner. The app owner would be scoped to all of their workloads (prod and dev). They would still be able to see and inadvertently park production workloads.
Yes, missing the point. This is not helpful for an operations team that is overlooking (has access to) all environments.
Hi Matthew, thanks for chiming in. In fact, a user can scope the Park function to an existing Turbonomic group. This can be done under user management, when setting the users' scope, to dev subscriptions, for example. This corresponding scope will limit what is shown in Park tab, in this example, the dev subscriptions. Let me know though if I a misinterpreting the ask here.
Ideally, allow customer to scope the Park function to an existing Turbonomic group. This gives us flexibility to focus Parking as desired based on our defined groups.