How it works

Failure Management

Development

Trends, Insights, and Reporting

With hundreds or thousands of integrations, the greatest challenge is to detect recurring patterns and prioritize actions. This is the process of keeping everything under control and prioritizing critical resources in the most optimal way.

1. The integration landscape

Every integration can and should be documented in a repository. Business messages flows can be categorized according to their value or level of business criticality along with any essential metadata or tags, so they are easy to find or search for.

Nodinite provides vital capabilities to ensure that you have you have an active definition of your service portfolio using Custom Metadata and it can answer exactly how many systems integrations flows you have certain types.

For more information see: Repository Model | Nodinite Docs

2. Filtering the state of essential elements/resources

Failures are filtered in different ways. For instance, tags, duration/ function based, etc., so that the ones with highest priority can be attended to first. Filtering can be set up based on any metadata about failures and, trends or deviating patterns.

For more information about filtering in Nodinite, please see ­ – Custom Metadata | Nodinite Docs

3. Trends and insights reporting

IT staff monitors the business message flows and related resources in dashboards with customized views according to need. They can then easily produce reports on integrations that need attention, thanks to a wealth of business data. No time is wasted trying to find needles in the haystack. Potential problems are easy to detect.

For more information please view: Enable monitoring of Azure Application Insights with Nodinite | Nodinite Docs

4. Prioritization

Based on data from reports and dashboards, IT and business stakeholders can discuss and prioritize actions together. Enabling integration architects and developers to work with high-impact activities.

2. Filtering the state of essential elements/resources

Failures are filtered in different ways. For instance, tags, duration/ function based, etc., so that the ones with highest priority can be attended to first. Filtering can be set up based on any metadata about failures and, trends or deviating patterns.

For more information about filtering in Nodinite, please see:
Custom Metadata | Nodinite Docs

4. Prioritization

Based on data from reports and dashboards, IT and business stakeholders can discuss and prioritize actions together. Enabling integration architects and developers to work with high-impact activities.

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