Monitoring your Deployed Application

How to monitor the deployed application?

Monitoring your deployed application is simple and can be done in multiple ways:

Using the Resource Center

To access this, navigate to the Resource Center.

For the Ingress Resource:

1. Overview
   • In the Overview tab, you will find the Blueprint, Configuration, and Interfaces widgets.
     • Blueprint: This section displays any change you have made at the Blueprint level.
     • Configuration: This section displays modifications you have made at the environment level.
     • Interfaces: This section lists all key-value pairs you've set up as part of the ingress rules.
2. Ingress Overview
   • In the Ingress Overview tab, you will find the Ingress Overview dashboard. This dashboard provides details regarding Total Request Volume, Percentile Response Time, Status Code Count, Services Health, and SSL Expiry.
     • Total Request Volume: This is the total number of requests received by your application in a specific time frame.
     • Percentile Response Time: This is a measurement of how quickly the application responds to requests.
     • Status Code Count: This is the count of HTTP status codes returned by your application.
     • Services Health: This indicates the operational status of your application.
     • SSL Expiry: This refers to the expiration date of your Ingress’s SSL certificate

For the Postgres Resource:

1. Overview
   • In the Overview tab, you will find the Blueprint, Configuration, and Interfaces and Attributes widgets.
     • Blueprint: This section displays any change you have made at the Blueprint level.
     • Configuration: This section displays modifications you have made at the environment level.
     • Interfaces and Attributes:

For the Service Resource:

1. Overview
   • In the Overview tab, you will find the Blueprint, Configuration, and Interfaces widgets.
     • Blueprint: This section displays any change you have made at the Blueprint level.
     • Configuration: This section displays modifications you have made at the environment level.
     • Interfaces: This section lists all key-value pairs you've set up as part of the ingress rules.
2. Monitor
   • In the Monitor tab, you will find the graphs for Container CPU Cores Used, Container GBytes of Memory Used, and Active Pods by Deployment.
     • Container CPU Cores Used: This refers to the amount of CPU cores that a container is using in a Kubernetes (k8s) environment.
     • Container GBytes of Memory Used: This indicates the amount of memory in gigabytes that a container is utilizing in a Kubernetes environment.
     • Active Pods by Deployment: This represents the number of active pods for each deployment within a Kubernetes environment.
3. Ingress Overview
   • In the Ingress Overview tab, you will find the Ingress Overview dashboard. This dashboard provides details regarding Total Request Volume, Percentile Response Time, Status Code Count, Services Health, and SSL Expiry.
     • Total Request Volume: This is the total number of requests received by your application in a specific time frame.
     • Percentile Response Time: This is a measure of how quickly the application responds to requests.
     • Status Code Count: This is the count of HTTP status codes returned by your application.
     • Services Health: This indicates the operational status of your application.
     • SSL Expiry: This refers to the expiration date of your Ingress’s SSL certificate

By utilizing these tools and resources, you can effectively monitor the status and performance of your deployed application.

Using the Tools tab

To access this, navigate to Environment > Tools. Here, you'll find two dashboards:

• The Kubernetes Dashboard: This is a general-purpose web-based UI for Kubernetes clusters. It allows users to manage and troubleshoot applications running in the cluster.
• The Grafana Dashboard: This is an open-source analytics application that helps visualize data through charts and graphs, and provides alerts and logs when linked to compatible data sources.