Group
In Qntrl, the Group module is used to create and manage groups for categorizing parameters in the ConfigStore module. This helps streamline parameter management, ensuring efficient categorization and retrieval.
Create a Group
To create a group:
Log in to Qntrl.
- Navigate to
(setting) >> Advanced >> ConfigStore >> select Group.
Enter Group Details:
Group Name: Provide a name for the group.
Description: Describe the group.
Click Save.
The created group will be listed on the Group page.
Edit/Delete a Group
To edit or delete a group, on the group list page, hover next to the group name and click the action menu.
Click Edit to modify the group details
Click Delete to remove the group.
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