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- an explicit single value
for example,"os_info.platform": "x86_64"would match if the node's OS platform value is exactly equal to "x86_64". - a list of alternative values
for example"name": [ "nodeA", "nodeB"]would match either of the two nodes namednodeAornodeB. The comparison is again strict equality.
The filter clause is considered a match if one or more choices amongst the list of alternatives do match.- If you are using the GUI, just introduce a list of node names separated by commas.
- a regular expression
for example"os_info.os": "/IOS/i"would select nodes whose OS contains the string "IOS" (or "ios", "IoS" etc.) anywhere.
Note that the regular expression must be given as a string, starting and ending with a "/" and optionally including the "i" modifier for case-insensitive matching.
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