There are probably a couple of ways to go about it, my preferred approach here is to use a service.  A Service is a  logical grouping of any components in Foglight.  When you build a service you can specify what domain it is a part of.  In this example I build a gtest service [IMAGE]  Specify it is a part of vmware domain [IMAGE]  and then add virtual machines to it [IMAGE]  So it looks like this  [IMAGE] Then I can just look at the VMs in the service from the virtual environment dashobard by selecting the gtest service  [IMAGE]  If I would like to, I can also create a dashboard and drag the getServiceVMs to the main view  From the data tree on the right go to all service categories and look for that service.  [IMAGE]  Drag the getServiceVMs function to the dashboard  [IMAGE]  and either select a template that works for me (like the summary lite)  [IMAGE]  Or create a table with the right information  (similar to this)  [IMAGE]  The result will look like this  [IMAGE]  Hope this helps  Golan     
Im looking to create Custom Dashboards for Groups of vm's.  These vm's will usually be a grouping of servers to make up a application.   For example lets say i have 6 webservers that make up Webapp1.   and I want a dashboard that shows me metrics of just those 6 servers.   What is the best way to do this?  Typically we organize the VM's in folders that represent the application.  The dashboard would have your typical metrics, cpu,memory,storage (load) CPU Ready ect.  
Dashboard For a Group Of VM's