Use the DevOps Config Insights dashboard with Performance Analytics to quickly identify configuration errors and take action. View snapshot validation trend, open changesets, and failed snaphots for all applications and deployables.

Important: Starting with the Washington DC release, DevOps Config is being prepared for future deprecation. It will be hidden and no longer installed on new instances but will continue to be supported. For details, see the Deprecation Process [KB0867184] article in the Now Support Knowledge Base.

Error thresholds are configurable and widgets are customizable (you can rearrange or hide them).

You can filter results on applications, deployables, and by date.DevOps Config Insights home

Report Description and use case
Open changesets

Open changeset details.

Use case:

As a DevOps engineer or App Engineer, I want to review my open changesets so that I can take action on them right away and not let them get stale.

Accidentally committing changesets later could add risk to my data model and, by consequence, the fleet.
Failed snapshots

Non-compliant snapshots for changes committed.

Use case:

As a DevOps engineer or App Engineer, I want to review non-compliant snapshots for changes I committed so that I ensure my changes are in line with company policies before pushing the data out to my production environment.
Policy exception and recommended actions

Recommended actions for policies that have exceptions.

Use case:

As a DevOps Config and GRC customer, I want to be able to see the list of active exceptions and, for ones that are expiring soon, what the recommended action is.

DevOps Config Insights Open changesets

DevOps Config Insights Changesets

Review the changeset details and either make changes to the config data and commit the changeset, or discard the changeset altogether. You generally want this number to be 0 on the dashboard.

DevOps Config Insights Failed snapshots

DevOps Config Insights snapshot

Investigate the snapshots and fix misconfigurations, or identify changes that need to be made to a policy. You generally want this number to be 0 on the dashboard.

DevOps Config Policy exceptions

Table 1. Possible actions
Nothing If the issue is already resolved and the latest snapshot status passed; or withdraw the exception if it is no longer needed.
Fix the issue If the latest snapshot validation status is passed with exception and there's time to fix the issue before the exception expires.
Extend the exception If the latest snapshot validation status is passed with exception and there isn't enough time to fix the issue.