Personal preferences¶
Each user can tailor the Virtual Tenants interface to their own taste. These preferences are private — changing them never affects anyone else — and are reached from the user preferences menu in the Virtual Tenants UI.
What you can set¶
Preference |
Effect |
|---|---|
Theme |
Light or dark. The Tabulator table theme can be set to one of the named variants — Dark Site, Dark Midnight, Light, Light Site, or Light Modern — and a separate Icons theme preference controls the icon set. The theme is a global preference — your choice is applied across all TrackMe interfaces, not just the Virtual Tenants page. |
Auto-refresh |
How often the interface refreshes its data. It defaults to the system-wide interval and you can override it (including turning it off). |
Tenant card visibility |
Which tenant cards are shown or hidden on the grid. |
Show hidden tenants |
The |
You can reset your preferences at any time, partially or completely.
Application-level defaults¶
Administrators set the default theme for all users from Configuration → System settings → User interfaces (this requires Splunk-admin capabilities — see Roles & access control). That default applies until a user overrides it with their own preference; a user’s own choice always takes precedence.
Note
These preferences are purely cosmetic and UX. They never change tenant data, access control, or monitoring behaviour.
The theme styles TrackMe’s main table component (Tabulator JS) and can be set both
system-wide (the application default) and per user — a user’s own choice always
overrides the default. The application-wide default lives in
trackme/default/trackme_settings.conf under the trackme_theme_default stanza.
See also
Managing tenants — disabled-tenant visibility.
Roles & access control — who can set the application-wide default theme.