Displaying Azure Discovered Cloud Resources from Discovery Homepage takes extremely longIssue When you go to Discovery Home homepage and click on "View Cloud Resources" and then click on Azure tab, you can see the Azure Cloud Resources graph. If you click on "Virtual Machine" bar in the graph, the platform takes long time to show the results. Response time(ms): 107107, network: 20, server: 105382, browser: 1705 ReleaseOrlando P5HF1CauseWhen you click on the "Virtual Machine" graph bar, you are actually going out of the Discovery home page and the platform performs differently.That is a known issue since the conditions generated by the platform are not as good as they could when you click on a graph bar. This is not an often used feature and it is know to perform slow. These are the conditions generated by the platform when user clicks on the graph bar for "Virtual Machine" Filter:Type -- is -- Hosted on::HostsChild.CLass -- is -- Azure DatacenterParent.Class -- is -- Cloud Load Balanceror Parent.Class -- is -- Imageor Parent.Class -- is -- Cloud Databaseor Parent.Class -- is -- Cloud Functionor Parent.Class -- is -- Cloud Storage Accountor Parent.Class -- is -- Cloud Public IP Addressor Parent.Class -- is -- Cloud Networkor Parent.Class -- is -- Compute Security Groupor Parent.Class -- is -- Cloud Mgmt Network Interfaceor Parent.Class -- is -- Storage Volumeor Parent.Class -- is -- Virtual Machine InstanceParent Class -- is -- Virtual Machine Instance Notice that the filter has some conditions that are not needed: Parent.Class -- is -- Cloud Load Balanceror Parent.Class -- is -- Imageor Parent.Class -- is -- Cloud Databaseor Parent.Class -- is -- Cloud Functionor Parent.Class -- is -- Cloud Storage Accountor Parent.Class -- is -- Cloud Public IP Addressor Parent.Class -- is -- Cloud Networkor Parent.Class -- is -- Compute Security Groupor Parent.Class -- is -- Cloud Mgmt Network Interfaceor Parent.Class -- is -- Storage Volumeor Parent.Class -- is -- Virtual Machine Instance ResolutionIf you want to get the details of the " Virtual Machine" , then you can specifically create a new report with the best conditions to get the data you want. /cmdb_rel_ci_list.do Filter:Type -- is -- Hosted on::HostsChild.CLass -- is -- Azure DatacenterParent Class -- is -- Virtual Machine Instance