Understanding Serverless360 UX

Composite Application Dashboard

One major challenge an Azure user faces is the limitation in getting an application view of the services consumed in the portal. The Azure servereless entities remain as silos in the portal though they constitute a business orchestration. Serverelss360 Composite Application can provide an application view by logical grouping the Azure entities. Any organization will have a number of such business orchestrations. It's necessary to get an instant report on the current status of all such orchestrations at one place. The Composite Applicaiton dashboard is created to fulfill this specific requirement. This documentation can help to understand and interpret the Composite Application Dashboard and utilize it the most effective way.

Entity Dashboard

Considering a team managing a Composite Applicaiton. At any point in time the team requires to get an instant feedback on the entities in the Composite Application, based on the monitors configured. Entity Dashboard serves this purpose. The moment a voilation occurs the issues icon pops up right beside the entity in the entity dashboard. The calls for action, the details of the issue will be readily available to take necessary corrective action. This documentation can help to understand and infer from the Entity Dashboard Issue summary

Settings

To manage and monitor your Azure entities in Serverless360, it is required to configure the following in the Settings. First and foremost task is to associate Service Principal so that Serverless360 can gain access to your Azure Entities.
As Serverless360 is a management and monitoring tool, it is expected to share the alerts with the concerned stake holders through prefered Notification Channels