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Figure 3.3: Viewing the user-service mappings
Figure 3.3 displays the complete list of services that have been configured for the
environment, the state of the services, and the users associated with each of them.
Clicking on a service in Figure 3.3 will reveal the transactions that have been configured
for that service.
Let us now take a look at the Segments bar graph in Figure 3.1. This indicates that our
infrastructure consists of only one fully-configured statement, which is currently in good
health. To know which segment this is, click on the Segments bar graph. Figure 3.4 then
appears, clearly indicating that demo_seg that we had previously configured is the
segment that is in a Normal state.
Figure 3.4: Viewing the segments in a Normal state
In the same way, the Components bar graph reveals the number and current status of the
components managed in the target environment. According to Figure 3.1, our example
consists of 4 components, all in the Normal state of activity. Typically, to view the list of
components of a particular state, you will have to click on that division of the Components
bar graph that corresponds to that state. Since all the monitored components in our
example are in the Normal state currently, simply click on the Components bar graph.
Figure 3.5 will then appear, listing the normal components.
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