App Details Page
The App Details page provides comprehensive information about your deployed application. The page displays the following items for the selected app:
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Data Plane Name | The name of the data plane where the application is deployed. Click to return to the Data Plane page. |
Namespace | The namespace of the data plane. |
App Name | The name of the application. Click the Edit ![]() |
Endpoints | Displays whether the network endpoints are public or private for accessing the application. |
Tags |
The tags added to the app. Using tags for your applications enhances searchability and categorization. Click the Note: Apps deployed from Visual Studio Code using the TIBCO Platform runtime are tagged with the
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Instances
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The number of active instances of the application. To scale the application, hover over the number of instances, use the arrows to adjust the desired number, and then click Scale. |
Auto Scaling |
This option is visible only if auto scaling is configured. To view or modify auto scaling configurations for an app, click Auto Scaling. To change configurations, set Minimum Replica, Maximum Replica, Target CPU Utilization (%), and Target Memory Utilization (%), and then click Push Updates. |
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Apps deployed using a Helm chart are identified by this label. This label indicates that the app deployment is managed through Helm, providing clear identification of Helm-managed applications. |
Status | Indicates the current state of the application. The available statuses are: Unknown, Stopped, Scaling, Not Found, and Running. |
Start | Click to start the application. The button changes to Stop once the application is running. |
Stop | Click to stop the application. The button changes to Start once the application is no longer running. |
Link Developer Hub Component |
Click to link the connection between this application and a corresponding component in your Developer Hub. To link the app to a Developer Hub Component:
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Go to Developer Hub |
Click to access the linked Developer Hub component. To edit the Developer Hub Component URL:
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Last Modified | The date and time when the application was last modified. |
Hamburger Menu Items
The hamburger menu contains the following items:
Item | Description |
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Set Endpoint Visibility | Click to set the endpoint visibility of the application to either Private or Public. |
Restart Application | Click to restart the application. Note: Restart Applicaton is not visible if the app is in Stopped state. |
Upgrade Application | Click to upgrade the application to the new version of the Flogo application. |
Enable Auto Scaling |
This option is visible only if auto scaling is not configured. To enable auto scaling for an app, click Enable Auto Scaling. In the Auto Scaling Configuration dialog, set Minimum Replica, Maximum Replica, Target CPU Utilization (%), and Target Memory Utilization (%), and then click Push Updates. |
Disable Auto Scaling |
This option is visible only if auto scaling is configured. To disable auto scaling, click Disable Auto Scaling, and then click Push Updates. When you disable auto scaling, the app reverts to the number of instances configured before auto scaling was enabled. |
Endpoints Tab
Displays a list of an app's endpoint URLs for the app. For more information, see Viewing Endpoint Details.
Monitoring Tab
Displays performance metrics, such as CPU and memory usage, network throughput, and up-time for the apps. For more information, see Viewing Monitoring Details.
Environmental Controls Tab
This tab displays subtabs for Application variables and Engine variables, which display the current values of app properties for Flogo apps. For more information, see Viewing Environment Variables.
Logs Tab
This tab displays logs for your Flogo app. You can view logs as a scrolling real-time display, or select a time range to view historical logs. For more information, see Viewing Logs.
Traces Tab
Displays traces for your Flogo app. For more information, see Viewing Traces.