Health Check
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The Health Check page displays useful metrics and details about your Xygeni projects.
There are several sections within the Health Check page:
The Findings by Category chart shows a 5-axis spider chart where there is a relevant score for each axis.
The Projects section displays two types of information:
Inactive Projects, i.e. xygeni projects whose last code change is older than XXXX (TBD)
If you click on the Inactive View >> link, you will see the inactive projects as well as the applied filters:
Obsolete Branches, i.e. repository branches whose last code change is older than XXXX (TBD)
If you click on the Obsolete Branches View >> link, you will see the inactive branches as well as the applied filters:
The Components section displays several types of information related to your components.
Licensing Issues refers to the number of components with some kind of issues related to the component's license (mainly, use of a copyleft license).
With different versions refers to the number of components that are used in 2 or more different versions.
Out of date Versions refers to the number of components that have a new version is available.
Obsolete components refers to the number of components whose newer version is older than XXX (TBD), possibly meaning that those components are abandoned or out of maintenance and you should consider using another component.
If you click on any of the View >> links, you will see the components as well as the applied filters:
The System and Tools section displays your SCM system, build/cicd tools.
The Collaborators section displays two types of information:
Inactive Collaborators, i.e. repo users whose last activity is older than XXXX (TBD)
If you click on the Inactive View >> link, you will see the inactive projects as well as the applied filters:
Over-privileged Collaborators, i.e. users whose actions performed do not need granted permissions (TBD)
If you click on the Over privileged View >> link, you will see the over privileged collaborators as well as the applied filters:
The Pipelines section displays information about the total number of pipelines and how many of them are inactive (i.e. not executed in the last XXXX TBD)
If you click on the View >> link, you will see the inactive pipelines as well as the applied filters:
The Coverage section shows the total number of projects lacking Inventory information, indicating that an Inventory scan was not executed on these projects.
Click the View >> link to see non-inventoried projects and applied filters:
This section provides details on the average project size and the count of projects that exceed this average. Oversized projects often contain large binary artifacts that should not be stored in the SCM. Identifying these artifacts helps in understanding the cause of excessive project size.
Click the View link to see over-sized projects and the applied filters.
By clicking on the icon you will be able to open a 3rd-party ticket on the integrated ticketing system
Visit the page for further details
By clicking on the icon, you will see all the details of the selected project.
By clicking on the icon, you will see all the details of the selected component:
To open a ticket using the integrated ticketing system, click on the ticketing icon(see for further details)
By clicking on the icon, you will see all the details of the inactive collaborator (latest activity, permissions and issues)
By clicking on the icon you can open a ticket on the integrated ticketing system (see for further details)
By clicking on the icon, you will see all the details of the over-privileged collaborator (latest activity, permissions, issues and audit trail)
By clicking on the you will be able to open a ticket on the integrated ticketing system (see for further details)
By clicking on the icon, , you'll find all details of the oversized project (including recent activities, file count, size, access level, and all associated assets).
