1. Description

It is designed to add Buckets to the Queue. More information about Buckets can be found here.

It consists of the following elements:

1. Search field (Fig.1(1));
2. Creation tool (Fig.1(2));
3. Refresh button (Fig.1(3));
4. Registry (Fig.1(4));
5. Pagination (Fig.1(5)).

Fig. 1. Buckets tab

1.1. Search field

The search is performed on the Buckets column.

1.2. Creation tool 

Click the add button to add a new resource group (Fig. 1 (2)).  After clicking the add button, the Bucket Add bucket modal window opens (Fig. 2). It consists of the Bucket and Priority fields and the Save and Close buttons.

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Fig. 2. Bucket Add bucket modal window

1.3. Refresh button

1.4. Registry

The registry is a list of entries of existing objects in this partition, each of which consists of a set of fields:

1. Checkbox;
2. Buckets;
3. Priority;
4. State;
5. Editing tool;
6. Removal tool.

1.4.1. Checkbox

Use to select one or more entries. An additional removal tool appears after selecting one or more entries. Information about the number of records selected for deletion appears when you hover over this tool.

1.4.2. Buckets

This displays the name of the added Bucket.

You can see how to create a Bucket here.

1.4.3. Priority

This field displayed the Bucket priority (which will be used first). The higher the number, the higher the priority.

Buckets for a Member are assigned when loading Members on the Queue page.

1.4.4. State

A switch that is responsible for enabling and disabling the Bucket by the position:

- the Bucket is enabled;

- the Bucket is disabled.

1.4.5. Editing tool

The Bucket Edit bucket modal window opens (Fig. 23) after clicking the edit button .

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Fig. 3. Edit bucket modal window 

1.4.6. Removal tool

It is used to remove a Bucket from the registry entries. After you click the remove button , the Bucket entry is removed.

1.5. Pagination

2. Opportunities

2.1. Add Bucket to the Queue

2.2. Remove a Bucket from a Queue

2.3. Edit a Bucket in a Queue