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Yappes Fleet Overview

Monitor fleet-wide dataplane health, status, and traffic metrics across registered gateway runtime nodes.

Path: Admin Console → Yappes Fleet → Overview

At a glance

Item Detail
Console Admin Console
Path Yappes Fleet → Overview
Outcome Operators see counts, per-dataplane status, and traffic metrics (read-only)
Related Dataplane · Token · Environments

Why This Matters

  • Fleet-wide visibility into active, inactive, and degraded dataplanes.
  • Traffic metrics (requests per second, latency, error rate) per dataplane.
  • Foundation for diagnosing gateway routing and deployment issues.
  • Requires Admin Console access and at least one dataplane registered via Dataplane.

Info

Overview is read-only. There is no View column, Generate Token, or de-register action here. Register and manage nodes on Dataplane (see Registration Journey there).

Summary Cards

Three cards summarize the current fleet. Counts update from the registered dataplane list.

Card How it is counted
Total Data plane All registered dataplanes
Active Data plane Status is Active
Inactive Data plane Status is not Active (total − active)

Note

Inactive Data plane includes all statuses other than Active status (Degraded, Decommissioned, Unreachable, Expired, and Inactive). It is broader than the Inactive option in the Status Type filter.

Dataplane Table

Search: Matches dataplane name and Environment.

Status Type filter: Same options as Dataplane: All, Active, Degraded, Decommissioned, Unreachable, Expired, Inactive.

Column Description
Data plane Dataplane name
Environment Linked gateway environment
Status Status pill: Active, Degraded, Decommissioned, Unreachable, Expired, or Inactive
Created Date Registration timestamp
Traffic Metrics {n} rps and {latency} - {errorRate} err

When the grid has no rows, the empty state shows No data plane records found.

Status meanings match the Dataplane status values table.

Step-by-Step: Review fleet health

Step 1: Open Overview

  1. Go to Yappes Fleet → Overview.
  2. Confirm the page heading is Overview and the summary cards load.

Step 2: Read summary cards

  1. Check Total Data plane, Active Data plane, and Inactive Data plane.
  2. Remember that Inactive Data plane includes every non-Active status, not only filter value Inactive.

Step 3: Search and filter

  1. Enter a dataplane name or environment in Search.
  2. Set Status Type to narrow the grid (same options as Dataplane).
  3. Read Traffic Metrics as {n} rps and {latency} - {errorRate} err.

Step 4: Follow up

  1. To register, view details, or de-register a node, open Dataplane.
  2. To check environment binding and domains, open Environments.

Next steps

  • Register or troubleshoot nodes on Dataplane.
  • Audit issued registration tokens on Token.
  • Bind dataplanes to gateway domains in Environments.
  • Dataplane: register dataplanes, generate tokens, and de-register nodes
  • Token: issued registration tokens
  • Environments: gateway environment domains (API Manager)