Cloud 5 - Mysteries of Cloud Manager - Experience Audit

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This miniseries is called The Mysteries - of Cloud Manager. In it, we’d like to dive into - some of the things that cloud manager does and clear up - some of the confusion around it. Today, I’ll give you an overview - of some of the important things that cloud manager does - and where the hang ups usually are. I’ll be using a full production - environment to demonstrate things today, so you may see some pieces - that don’t exist in sandboxes or non full production instances.

so dropped off here at the Cloud Manager - Program Overview page, and you can see your environments - and pipelines and so on and so forth. You can add additional pipelines - and so on and so forth, but that’ll drop you back off - at these tabs that you can see at the top. So we have the environment tab which shows - you two different environments, the domain settings, SSL certificates, - all pretty self-explanatory. You can also dive - into the different environments to see that kind of a snapshot - and see the public service and preview service and all those URLs - and so on. Pipelines will give you access - to all the pipelines you configured or add more if you have a front-end in pipeline - configured here repositories being, - you can get your repositories you configured or you know, access - to credentials activity. You can see the different activities - that you’ve executed on that program. Reports will show you the SLA activities that happened. So what, you know, any downtime or an - availability of the different environments in the Learn tab will get you access - to certain features that you want to check out. Some quick overviews and some dove - deep dives into your solutions. So clicking on the ellipsis - for the environments gives you access to the details of the environments - or logs or dev console and access. And we’ve covered this before - in some of our previous videos, pipelines you can click on Down the Right - or you can go to the link at the top and on there you click on that - and you can see the details that have executed or edit them - and see that this is a deployment pipeline and configure - which repository on which you will act on. You can see the - deployment triggers as well.

So let’s look at a production one and you’ll see that - they’re mostly the same here. Some of the on the source code tab, you can see that - it does some functional testing and you can schedule things and so on. On the experience audit tab, - we can check out some of the best practices PWA SEO type stuff - so you can add different pages so looking at the results from a non production pipeline built you can see the different activities - that have happened. So we did the build and unit testing which - does a lot of code scanning and so on. So clicking on the code scanning review - summary, you can see the different checks that it did. So security rating and needs - or reliability and so on, different requirements - for which this build would pass. So you know, looking at duplicated lines - in the number of open issues and so on, this one obviously is pretty - good. So security rating is A you can see that this one checks out - pretty good. So you can download the details - of the code scanning - or look at the build log directly. Same thing with the build images - so if something fails there, you can download those and check them out - and see why they failed looking at the production pipeline, - we can see that it displays our GIT tag and the commit - and so on for the repository - under the build and unit testing. You can download the logs work - like we did just before. We also have that review summary for - the code scanning that we’re now familiar with and you can check out the build log - for the build images or stage and so on. So what we’re interested is once - it’s successfully deployed to stage, you can see it does a series of product - functional testing and custom functional testing - as well as UI testing. We’re going to cover those - later in the next series. But let’s look at the experience audit. So clicking on review summary, - you get a page up there and you can see that - it’s generated by Lighthouse. That’s the Google Lighthouse Project. These this is all informational only. If you have a bad score, - it will not fail the pipeline. So this is mainly to help - you have a better, more accessible, - more know friendly website. So you can see you can scroll through. We have lots of information in here - and accessibility again in the different audits that have passed. So if you want to check out something - like this, you’ll just click on it, watch the details - and you can see it change over time.