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# Service Resources View

Inspect every resource across all services from a single view instead of opening each Service Details view individually.

In Connectware, resources are the foundation of a service. You can monitor and configure all resources for your services, such as containers, volumes, connections, endpoints, or mappings.

For each resource, you can either see the configuration for all services in the **Service Resources** view or for an individual service in their respective **Service Details** view.

* To open the **Service Resources** view, click **Services** in the navigation panel and click **Service Resources**.

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There following resource views are available:

* [Service Links View](/2-6-1/data-flows/services/service-resources-view/service-links-view.md)
* [Servers View](/2-6-1/data-flows/services/service-resources-view/servers-view.md)
* [Containers View](/2-6-1/data-flows/services/service-resources-view/containers-view.md)
* [Volumes View](/2-6-1/data-flows/services/service-resources-view/volumes-view.md)
* [Connections View](/2-6-1/data-flows/services/service-resources-view/connections-view.md)
* [Endpoints View](/2-6-1/data-flows/services/service-resources-view/endpoints-view.md)
* [Mappings View](/2-6-1/data-flows/services/service-resources-view/mappings-view.md)

## API Definition for Resources

The API definition for resources are available here: [Resources API](/2-6-1/reference/api-reference/resources-api.md)

### Search

The search allows you to filter the list.

* Minimum search length is 3 characters.
* Search services by service ID or name.
* Search resources by name, ID, protocol, parent resource ID, agent name, or service ID.
* Search is case-insensitive.


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