PSE-PRISMACLOUD · Question #101
Which filter type is valid in Asset Explorer?
The correct answer is A. resource name. Resource name is a valid filter in Asset Explorer because it directly identifies specific assets by their designated name, allowing users to search and narrow results to a particular resource within the environment. Instance (B) is incorrect because it refers to a type of…
Question
Which filter type is valid in Asset Explorer?
Options
- Aresource name
- Binstance
- Ccloud region
- Dfeature
How the community answered
(48 responses)- A92% (44)
- B4% (2)
- C2% (1)
- D2% (1)
Explanation
Resource name is a valid filter in Asset Explorer because it directly identifies specific assets by their designated name, allowing users to search and narrow results to a particular resource within the environment.
Instance (B) is incorrect because it refers to a type of compute asset (e.g., a virtual machine), not a filter category - it's an asset class, not a search parameter. Cloud region (C) may seem plausible, but it is not a supported filter type in Asset Explorer; geographic/location filtering is handled through other means in the platform. Feature (D) is incorrect because it has no relevance as an asset filter parameter - features describe product capabilities, not asset attributes.
Memory tip: Think of Asset Explorer filters as ways to name and identify what you're looking for. A "resource name" is the most direct identifier - if you know what something is called, you can find it. When in doubt on filter questions, look for the option that matches a concrete, unique asset attribute (like a name) rather than a broad category or unrelated concept.
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