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This section provides the purpose, elements, and actions performed on the AppIQ pages.

Purpose

The Intelligent Cloud Analytics page shows cloud fabric topology, application connections, inter-app latencies, and security metrics. You can edit the view configuration to change which apps, SmartGroups, and connections are displayed.

Elements

AppIQ: Intelligent Cloud Analytics
  • View: Dropdown to select view.
  • Manage Views: Links to manage views.
  • Edit View button: Opens dialog to edit view configuration.
  • Apps/Service table: Shows applications and services with VPC/VNets and instances.
  • Other Connections table: Shows external connections and their types.
  • View in Topology button: Navigates to topology view.
  • Cloud Fabric visualization: Interactive topology diagram showing cloud fabric connections.
  • Legend button: Shows legend for topology diagram.
  • Truncate Labels: Truncates labels in topology diagram.
  • Time Period: Selects time period (e.g., Last 15 Minutes).
  • Start: Start date and time field.
  • End: End date and time field.
  • Inter App Latencies: Heat map showing latency between applications.
  • Heat Map: Selects heat map view for Inter App Latencies.
  • Troubleshoot with FlightPath button: Opens FlightPath troubleshooting.
  • Connection Latencies table: Shows connection latencies with source, destination, and latency.
  • Traffic Sent: Top 5: Chart showing top 5 traffic sent.
  • Traffic Received: Top 5: Chart showing top 5 traffic received.
  • Security dropdown: Selects the App/Service for security metrics.
  • Distributed Cloud Firewall: Shows Distributed Cloud Firewall rules count.
  • Network Domains: Shows Network Domains count.
  • Active Threats: Shows Active Threats count.
  • Anomalies Detected: Shows Anomalies Detected count.
  • Egress FQDN: Shows Egress FQDN count.

Actions

To view intelligent cloud analytics:
  1. Go to Diagnostics > AppIQ > Intelligent Cloud Analytics.
  2. The page appears with Cloud Fabric visualization, Apps/Service table, Other Connections table, Inter App Latencies heat map, Connection Latencies table, and traffic charts.
  3. Use View to switch views. Optionally, use Time Period, Start, and End to set the time range.
  4. Use Security dropdown to view Distributed Cloud Firewall, Network Domains, Active Threats, Anomalies Detected, and Egress FQDN for the selected App/Service.
  5. Optionally, click View in Topology to open topology view, Legend or Truncate Labels for the diagram, or Troubleshoot with FlightPath to run path analysis.
The page displays cloud fabric topology, application connections, and security metrics for the selected view and time period.

Parameter Details

Sl. No.CoPilot Parameter NameDescription
1NameShows application or service name (Apps/Service).
2VPC/VNetsShows VPC/VNet count for application.
3InstancesShows instance count for application.
4TypeShows connection type (Other Connections).
5SourceShows source endpoint.
6DestinationShows destination endpoint.
7LatencyShows connection latency.
To edit the Intelligent Cloud Analytics view:
  1. Go to Diagnostics > AppIQ > Intelligent Cloud Analytics.
  2. Click Edit View to open the Edit View dialog.
  3. Update Name, SmartGroups, Other Application/Services, External Connection (S2C), or Edge as needed.
  4. Save the configuration.
The view is updated with the selected apps, SmartGroups, and connections.

Parameter Details

Sl. No.CoPilot Parameter NameDescription
1NameEnter view name.
2SmartGroupsSelect SmartGroups.
3Other Application/ServicesSelect other applications/services.
4External Connection (S2C)Select external connections.
5EdgeSelect Edge connections.