=========================== Status Dashboard 2 Frontend =========================== The web based frontend of the SD2 provides public (and internal, after authentication) status information of OTC cloud services across all configured regions. It supports these features: - Displays the service health through five service status. - Authentication by OpenID connect (which in turn is connected to the OTC LDAP directory). - Several service are grouped into categories. - Regions - several services are existing in regions. - Incidents - entry about issues affecting certain regions and certain services. - Support of all OTC environments - Incident data is available through an API. - RSS notification (for the OTC mobile app and other integrations). - SLA view of the services. - Incident history. Two Status Dashboard portals are available: - public status dashboard: https://status.cloudmon.eco.tsi-dev.otc-service.com/ - hybrid status dashboard: https://status-ch2.cloudmon.eco.tsi-dev.otc-service.com/ Service Health View =================== .. image:: training_images/sd2_frontend.jpg From the architecture POV Status Dashboard is a Flask based web server serving API and rendering web content with a PostgreSQL database. The project source is available at https://github.com/stackmon/status-dashboard Configuration of the status dashboard frontend is located at github: https://github.com/opentelekomcloud-infra/stackmon-config/blob/main/sdb_prod/catalog.yaml The ``catalog.yaml`` file contains definitions of the service name, service type, service categories and regions. Example of AutoScaling service entry in SD catalog: .. code:: yaml - attributes: category: Compute region: EU-DE type: as name: Auto Scaling - attributes: category: Compute region: EU-NL type: as name: Auto Scaling SLA view ======== SLA view https://status.cloudmon.eco.tsi-dev.otc-service.com/sla is calculated only from the "outage" service health status and provide 6 months SLA history of each service. .. image:: training_images/sd2_sla.jpg Details how to work with incidents are described on the :ref:`incidents ` page.