Application Instances
Application instances card displays the number of running app instances (Healthy and unhealthy). Each application can have one or more instances (replicas) running. The application instances data is real time. To view details, click Expand.
App Instances Details Page
The App instances details page provides a graphical view to navigate quickly to the number of user app running instances over time in the selected time range. You can view the unhealthy incidents captured during the life cycle of the running app instances. The time graph gives an observability of the number of running app instances that have unhealthy incidents recorded in the selected time range. By selecting the time range using the slider, you can narrow down to the exact participating apps in the bottom app list. This enables you to do further analysis on the causes of the unhealthy incidents.
You can view the following information on the App instances details page. The data displayed in the table is updated based on the time range that you select in the graph.
Column | Description |
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All Capabilities | Name of capability in which application is deployed |
App Name | Name of the application. Click application name to view the app details page in a new window. If you click the dropdown arrow in the last column, you can view application instances names. |
Data Plane name | Name of the data plane on which an application is deployed. |
Instances | Number of application running instances |
Health History |
The Health History column displays the health history of an app. Healthy: On the graph the Healthy count represents the count of running app instances that are running and responding to health checks Unhealthy: On the graph, Unhealthy count represents the count of running app instances that are running but not able to respond to health checks either temporarily or indefinitely. The app Health History is unhealthy if there are one or more incidents happened. Click the dropdown arrow in the last column to view incident history. |
Current Status | The status column displays the current runtime status of an application. The status is reported by the monitor agent. For more information about app status, see Viewing Application Status. |
To view logs and traces, click the Expand icon. For more information, see Analyzing Logs and Traces.
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