Abstract: This disclosure describes techniques for providing information associated with an inter-cluster segment. For instance, system(s) may determine dependencies for first services associated with a first cluster and second dependencies for second services associated with a second cluster. The system(s) may then determine information for interconnections between the first cluster and the second cluster. The information may include at least dependencies for third services included in the inter-cluster segment and/or performance information for the third services. The system(s) may then generate a user interface that includes the first dependencies for the first services, the second dependencies for the second services, and the information for the inter-cluster segment. This way, a user is able to use the user interface to identify both problems occurring within the clusters and/or problems that are caused by the third services in the inter-cluster segment.

Abstract: This disclosure describes techniques for providing information associated with an inter-cluster segment. For instance, system(s) may determine dependencies for first services associated with a first cluster and second dependencies for second services associated with a second cluster. The system(s) may then determine information for interconnections between the first cluster and the second cluster. The information may include at least dependencies for third services included in the inter-cluster segment and/or performance information for the third services. The system(s) may then generate a user interface that includes the first dependencies for the first services, the second dependencies for the second services, and the information for the inter-cluster segment. This way, a user is able to use the user interface to identify both problems occurring within the clusters and/or problems that are caused by the third services in the inter-cluster segment.

Abstract: This disclosure describes techniques for providing information associated with an inter-cluster segment. For instance, system(s) may determine dependencies for first services associated with a first cluster and second dependencies for second services associated with a second cluster. The system(s) may then determine information for interconnections between the first cluster and the second cluster. The information may include at least dependencies for third services included in the inter-cluster segment and/or performance information for the third services. The system(s) may then generate a user interface that includes the first dependencies for the first services, the second dependencies for the second services, and the information for the inter-cluster segment. This way, a user is able to use the user interface to identify both problems occurring within the clusters and/or problems that are caused by the third services in the inter-cluster segment.

Abstract: This disclosure describes techniques for providing business value information with health information for services. For instance, system(s) may determine health scores for the services, such as by using key performance indicators associated with the services. The system(s) may also determine the business values associated with the services. A business value associated with a service may include, but is not limited to, a revenue, a cost, a worth of a transaction, and/or any other type of business value. The system(s) may then generate a user interface that includes the health scores and the business values. A user may then use the user interface to prioritize the services, such as when problems occur with the services. By using the user interface to prioritize the services, the user is able to use both the health scores and the business values when prioritizing the services.

Abstract: This disclosure describes techniques for providing information associated with an inter-cluster segment. For instance, system(s) may determine dependencies for first services associated with a first cluster and second dependencies for second services associated with a second cluster. The system(s) may then determine information for interconnections between the first cluster and the second cluster. The information may include at least dependencies for third services included in the inter-cluster segment and/or performance information for the third services. The system(s) may then generate a user interface that includes the first dependencies for the first services, the second dependencies for the second services, and the information for the inter-cluster segment. This way, a user is able to use the user interface to identify both problems occurring within the clusters and/or problems that are caused by the third services in the inter-cluster segment.

Abstract: This disclosure describes techniques for determining risk scores and root-cause scores associated with services. For instance, system(s) may determine health scores for the services, such as by using key performance indicators associated with the services. The system(s) may then use the health scores to determine the risk scores and the root-cause scores for the services. A risk score may indicate a probability and/or likelihood that a service will experience problems because of the health of service(s) that are upstream and/or downstream from the service. A root-cause score may indicate a probability and/or likelihood that a service is the cause for problem(s) that are occurring. In some circumstances, the system(s) then generate a user interface that includes the health sores, the risk scores, and/or the root-cause scores. This way, a user is able to view the user interface to determine potential problems and/or current service problems.