Prerequisites

Python 3.8 or later.
Dependencies are installed by running the
# python3 -m pip install -r requirements.txt
command.
Provider accounts are set up using the connection functionality.
To display affinity data, flow logs must be created. Enabling affinity requires additional resources from the provider such as S3 and CloudTrail, and therefore will generate additional costs.

Roles required

Reaching the Topology page

Navigating in the Topology window

Application:
Shows resources by application. Click an application to view its resources. The resources are grouped by application and shared resources unless there are no resources exclusive to the application, in which case they are grouped by shared resources and other related resources.
Infrastructure:
Displays the hierarchy of the resources in the system. Click the provider to show accounts, accounts to show regions, and regions to show networks within that region. Click the network to display its resources.
Cluster:
Shows resources by cluster (Kubernetes. EKS, AKS, IKS, ECS, and so on). Click a cluster to view its resources. The resources are grouped by namespace.

Green:
Active
Yellow:
Inactive
Red:
Critical
Gray:
No status available, such as for subnets

Managing filters

Choose the Provider:
Select the provider to get results for:
AWS:
Amazon Web Services
Azure:
Microsoft Azure
ibmcloud:
IBM Cloud
Choose the Account:
Select one or more accounts for the selected provider.
Choose the Region:
Select one or more regions to filter by.
Choose the Network:
Select a network from the selected region.
Choose the Cluster:
Select one or more clusters.

Viewing impact analysis data

In the
Topology
window, use the filters as needed to locate the node that you want to get impact analysis data for.
Right click the node that you want to analyze and select
View Impact Analysis
.

Provider
Account Number
Resource ID
Impact Percentage

Services supported by provider