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Overview​

The Evolution home page gives a quick status overview of your monitored services resources and a set of shortcuts to the most common service areas. The page is organized into three main panels:

  • Quick access (left)
  • Resources per Operational status (center)
  • Resources per Provisioning status (right)

Panel contents are live and reflect the current state of monitored resources. Use the arrows and links to drill down to filtered lists or to the full inventory.

Quick access​

*** Purpose: ***

  • Fast navigation to frequently used service categories.

*** How to use ***

  • Click any item to open the details or list view for that category.
  • The chevron (arrow) on the right of each row indicates a clickable navigation action.
Resources per Operational status​

** Purpose: ** At-a-glance view of the operational health of monitored resources.

** Top summary **

  • A small header shows the total number of monitored services (e.g., “3 monitored services” ).

** Status bar **

  • An horizontal color bar gives a quick visual summary of the distribution across statuses (green, yellow, red, gray segments).

** Status rows and meaning **

  • Green dot — up: Number of resources currently operational (example: 2).
  • Yellow dot — degraded: Resources experiencing reduced functionality (example: 0).
  • Red dot — down: Resources currently unavailable (example: 1).
  • Gray dot — unknown: Status unknown or not reported (example: 0).

** How to use **

  • Click a status row (or the arrow at the right) to view the list of resources filtered to that status.
  • Use the bar or the counts to prioritize investigation (red/down resources first).
  • Click “See all Resources” to open the Global inventory
Resources per Provisioning status​

** Purpose: ** Shows where resources are in the provisioning lifecycle (design, draft, active, error).

** Top summary **

  • Displays the total number of resources being tracked for provisioning (example: “8 monitored services”).

** Status bar **

  • Horizontal bar visualizes the proportions for each provisioning state (active = green, error = red, draft = dark/gray, designed = light/gray in the screenshot).

** Provisioning statuses and meaning **

  • Green dot — active: Fully provisioned (example: 3).
  • Red dot — error: Encountered provisioning errors (example: 0).
  • Dark gray dot — draft: draft mode : provisioning not performed, parameters not completely entered (example: 1).
  • Light gray dot — designed: Planned or designed but not provisioned, parameters completed, ready to be provisioned (example: 4).

** How to use **

  • Use this panel when planning deployments or troubleshooting provisioning failures.
  • Click “See all Resources” to view the complete provisioning inventory in the Global Inventory
Common actions and workflows​
  1. Drill down to problem resources
  • Open the resource details page or Activity & logs to review logs, recent events
  1. Review provisioning progress
  • From the Provisioning status panel, click “draft” or “designed” to see items still in planning and schedule provisioning as needed.
  • Investigate any “error” entries to view error messages in the workflow execution panel of the resources.
  1. Jump to service categories
  • Use Quick access to jump to a category (for example, Virtual Network Edge) and view all related resources and configuration.
Interpreting counts and the bars​
  • Counts are numeric and reflect how many resources are in each status.
  • The segmented bar above the counts is proportional — longer segments indicate a larger share of total resources.
  • Totals at the top of each panel show how many resources are monitored for that view
Tips and best practices​
  • Prioritize remediation of “down” and “error” items first.
  • Use “See all Resources” when you want to export, sort, or apply advanced filters.
  • Regularly review “designed” and “draft” items to keep provisioning pipelines up to date.
Troubleshooting​

If you think data on the page is stale or incorrect:

  • Refresh the page (browser refresh).
  • Confirm you have the necessary permissions to view all resources (some counts may be limited by role-based access).
  • If a resource remains “down” after troubleshooting, escalate to the appropriate Orange Business support/ops team and attach resource logs.
FAQ​

Q: What’s the difference between “Operational” and “Provisioning” status? A: Operational status reports runtime health (up/down/degraded). Provisioning status reports lifecycle stage (designed, draft, active, error).

Q: Where do I see the full list of resources? A: Click “See all Resources” in either panel.