Exploring nodes using console filters - Amazon Systems Manager
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Exploring nodes using console filters

In the Systems Manager console, you can then group your managed nodes according to the following views:

All nodes (No filter)

Lists all managed nodes in your organization or account.

A list of managed nodes in the Explore nodes page
Node types

Provides tabs for viewing data separately for Amazon Elastic Compute Cloud (Amazon EC2) instances and other machine types, including servers on your own premises (on-premises servers), Amazon IoT Greengrass core devices, Amazon IoT and non-Amazon edge devices, and virtual machines (VMs), including VMs in other cloud environments.

Lists of managed nodes on node type tabs
Operating systems

Provides a tab for each operating system type in your organization or account, such as Amazon Linux and Microsoft Windows Server 2022 Datacenter. On each tab, you can further filter the list by selecting only specific versions of the operating systems, such as Amazon Linux 2 and Amazon Linux 2023.

Lists of managed nodes on OS tabs
SSM Agent versions

Provides a tab for each version of SSM Agent installed on managed nodes in your fleet. On each tab, you can further filter the list by selecting only specific operating systems, such as Amazon Linux and Microsoft Windows Server 2022 Datacenter.

Lists of managed nodes on agent tabs

In addition, for each of these views, you can further refine the list of nodes reported by choosing to view only nodes for a certain property, such as node status, Amazon Web Services account ID, organization unit ID, and more.

You can customize the report display by choosing which of the available data columns are displayed in the Explore nodes page. You can also download reports in CSV or JSON formats, or export reports to Amazon S3 in CSV format.

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