In Horizon It would be very helpful to see the labvirt on which an instance is running. For example when an instance is facing slow down, to rule out the cpu/io usage of the underlying labvirt.
Meanwhile an admin can run:
for i in $(openstack --os-region eqiad --os-project-name integration server list | awk -F' ' '{print $2}' | grep -) ; do openstack --os-region eqiad server show $i | egrep hypervisor\|" name" ; doneIt might just require a permission to be tweaked, for example:
$ nova hypervisor-list ERROR (Forbidden): Policy doesn't allow os_compute_api:os-hypervisors to be performed
Which as an admin shows:
+----+-------------------------+-------+---------+ | ID | Hypervisor hostname | State | Status | +----+-------------------------+-------+---------+ | 13 | labvirt1001.eqiad.wmnet | up | enabled | | 14 | labvirt1004.eqiad.wmnet | up | enabled | | 15 | labvirt1003.eqiad.wmnet | up | enabled | | 16 | labvirt1002.eqiad.wmnet | up | enabled | | 17 | labvirt1005.eqiad.wmnet | up | enabled | ...
