Application Graph enhancements

[filipevrevez]

Overview of feature request

Enhance the current application graph in Radius by incorporating links to other applications that it depends on. This feature will provide a comprehensive view of the entire application ecosystem, highlighting interdependencies and facilitating better management and troubleshooting.

Objectives

• Visualize the dependencies between the primary application and other interconnected applications.
• Improve understanding of the impact of changes or issues in one application on the entire system.
• Facilitate better planning, monitoring, and troubleshooting by providing a holistic view of the application network.

Key Features

1. Dependency Mapping:
   • Automatically detect and map dependencies between applications.
   • Manual addition of dependencies for custom or legacy applications.
2. Interactive Graph:
   • Expandable and collapsible nodes to manage the complexity of the graph.
   • Detailed information on each node, including application name, status, version
3. Impact Analysis:
   • Highlight potential impact areas when an application is down/not responding to health checks.

Benefits

• Enhanced Visibility: A clear and comprehensive view of application dependencies helps in understanding the complex web of interactions within the system.
• Proactive Management: Real-time updates and impact analysis enable proactive management of the application ecosystem, reducing downtime and improving reliability.
• Better Planning: Detailed dependency maps support better planning and coordination among development, operations, and management teams.
• Informed Decision Making: Accurate and up-to-date dependency information aids in making informed decisions regarding updates, maintenance, and troubleshooting.

Acceptance criteria

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Additional context

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AB#12636

AB#12646

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