Resolution
You will need to run a groovy script on the Operations Center. Open CloudBees Core Cloud Operations Center, and continue to Manage Jenkins. Select Script Console. Run the following groovy script.
/**
* List Managed controllers and its Resources
*/
def mms = Jenkins.instance.getAllItems(com.cloudbees.opscenter.server.model.ManagedMaster)
String outputFormat = "%-56s%-8s%-10s%-14s%-10s%s\n"
String output = String.format(outputFormat,
"Managed controller Full Display Name", "Id", "Cpus", "Memory[MB]", "Ratio", "Disk [GB]")
println(output)
mms.each {
it.getPersistedState().resource.each { p ->
output = String.format(outputFormat,
it.getFullDisplayName(), it.id, p.getCpus(), p.getMemory(), p.getRatio(), p.getDisk())
print(output)
}
}
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