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1. Create resource
2. Read data
3. Connect data with UI
Virtual machines manager
If your engineering team manages dozens of virtual machines (or maybe you’re providing services that require virtual machine management for customers), it’s ideal to have a centralized place to manage your arsenal of VMs. With Retool, you can build an application to view the status of virtual machines, fix machines that are down, and even update credentials.
Industry
Software as a Service
End users
EngineeringOperations
Components
Table
Button
Text
Text Input
Components
Build from a handful of drag-and-drop components
Table display details about virtual machines (status, RAM, CPU, GPU, etc.) in a table.
Button use buttons to take action (e.g., reset machine password) on a selected machine.
Text add clear instructions for end-users to troubleshoot issues or send a notification to a customer when a machine is down.
Text Input use text input to filter results or to search for a customer email.
Data source
Most cloud services are accessible via API. With Retool, you can connect to anything with a REST, GraphQL, or gRPC API.
1. Create resource2. Read data3. Connect data with UIRelated use cases
What you can build with Retool
Dean McRobie
CTO at CommonBond
I tell every technology leader I talk to that they should look at Retool as a way to reduce the burden of building admin UIs and democratize that kind of stuff across their company.