Cloud Application Dependency Mapping
Set up Application Groups by defining a Starting Point. See the Application Groups Calculation Rules page for more details.
You can map connections between your on-prem and AWS databases. Cloud Application Dependency Mapping can help customers with hybrid environments to better understand their infrastructure, improve troubleshooting, ease migration frustrations, and optimize resource utilization, ultimately leading to better performance and cost savings.
Currently, we support the following AWS Databases: RDS, DynamoDB and Redshift
How to Configure
After you've discovered your on-prem and cloud databases, navigate to Resources > Databases > Cloud Databases.
Select the database you would like to use as your starting point. Once you've opened the database, you will see the information we have discovered for that database (image 1).
Toggle to the Resource Map tab and you will see the relational information we have found. Click on the diagram icon at the top right of a resource block to reveal the resources contained within the block on the map.
Search and explore related resources by clicking on the magnifying glass icon at the bottom right of a resource block. When clicked a compass icon is displayed in its place.
Hover to the right of a list item's name to reveal three actions. Search within that list item by clicking on the magnifying glass icon, highlight the items on the map by clicking on the crosshair icon, and display the items on the map by clicking on the branch icon.
Limitations
- Currently DB to DB connections
- Only AWS is currently supported
- When connecting via a VPN, the results will be limited.