Application Health Indicator

[filipevrevez]

Overview of feature request

Introduce a “Workload Health Indicator” feature in the Radius App to provide real-time monitoring and visualisation of the health status of workloads. This feature will enhance the user experience by offering immediate insights into the performance and reliability of various workloads, helping to proactively identify and resolve potential issues.

Objectives

• Monitor the health of workloads in real-time.
• Provide visual indicators to quickly assess workload status.
• Enable users to identify and address performance bottlenecks or failures promptly.
• Enhance overall system reliability and user confidence.

Key Features

1. Real-Time Monitoring:

   • Continuous tracking of workload performance metrics such as CPU usage, memory usage and configured health checks.
   • Integration with existing monitoring tools and services for seamless data aggregation.
2. Visual Indicators:
   • Dashboard with health status icons (e.g., green for healthy, yellow for warnings, red for critical issues).

Benefits

• Proactive Issue Resolution: Early detection of performance issues helps in taking timely corrective actions, reducing downtime and improving system reliability.
• Improved Resource Management: Visual insights and alerts enable better resource allocation and utilisation.
• Enhanced User Satisfaction: Quick and effective issue resolution leads to higher user satisfaction and confidence in the system.
• Developers don't depend on SRE's or Platform Engineers to know the status of their app

Acceptance criteria

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Additional context

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AB#12637

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