There many opportunities to perform operations such as CRUD on items in the Fuse Management Console. The way these similar functions are performed differs according to where they are being performed.
Here are some examples:
Fabric Perspective:
Containers: Highlight a container from the list and the available functions (including CRUD functions) appear in the top right as very obvious buttons. The are clickable from that page.
Profiles: Highlight a profile and the only available functions are not CRUD functions. Click Details on the Profile to get to the details page, where you can click +Create, which is not part of the button collection, and the hover help tells you it will 'create a new page', which doesn't help at all.
Container perspective:
ActiveMQ tab has available functions listed across the top as a second level menu. The options are not buttons.
The Connect tab has multicoloured buttons to create, delete and connect.

The inconsistency can cause problems to the User because as far as they're concerned, all of the parts of the Fuse Management Console they use are all part of the same system. It's difficult to learn different methods of doing the same thing for each individual part of the system.

Suggestion:
Decide on an approach for implementing CRUD and other functions. Implement it consistently across the system.