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When you're troubleshooting application issues you need immediate access to all dependent components including their health and KPIs. Context Guide automatically adjusts itself to whatever entity is currently in focus. When you open the Context Guide it shows ONLY the correlated entities of the stack or the upstream/downstream services. This data, combined with KPIs and health status allow the operator to immediately orient themselves within the application architecture, understand what is impacted or causing impact, and drill down to any related entity for further examination. Instana’s Context Guide is available today. If you already have Instana you will see the “Stack” and “Upstream/Downstream” buttons appear in your UI automatically. If you are not a current Instana customer you can see the Context Guide working in your environment today by starting a free trial.
Modern applications and infrastructure are complex and interconnected systems that rely on numerous dependencies to function properly. This interconnectivity can make it challenging to understand the end-to-end context of an application and its underlying infrastructure.
To ensure the reliability and availability of an application, it's essential to have a clear understanding of the dependencies and relationships between its various components. This includes understanding the hardware and software infrastructure, as well as the external services and applications that the system relies on.
End-to-end context guide is a framework that helps organizations gain a comprehensive understanding of their application and infrastructure dependencies. It provides a holistic view of the system, enabling IT teams to quickly identify and troubleshoot issues that impact the application's performance or availability.
This guide will explore the importance of end-to-end context and provide practical tips on how to establish a clear understanding of the dependencies and relationships between applications and infrastructure. It will also cover tools and technologies that can help organizations gain greater visibility and control over their complex systems.