Monitor the Prisma Access for Networks CloudBlade (Cloud Managed)

The connectivity indicator appears as a dot on the top-right corner of the tile and updates every 15 seconds automatically. The color of the dot shows the current state of the CloudBlade.
Red
: The CloudBlade encountered issues during execution.
Green
: The CloudBlade execution is in progress.
Blue
: The CloudBlade execution is complete without any issues.
Yellow
: The CloudBlade execution is yet to complete. This can happen during the first installation.

Click the
Monitor
button to view the status of the CloudBlade.
Click the
Messages
button to view the execution start and end messages that the CloudBlade sends in real time.
Click the
Audit Logs
button to view the audit trail of the changes done to the CloudBlade configurations.

The

General Information

tab shows a snapshot of the current state of the CloudBlade and Prisma SD-WAN. It gives an overview of all the components involved in the CloudBlade, which are SD-WAN, CloudBlade, and optionally the Cloud Services plugin.

The

SDWAN Sites

tab shows the computed state of each SD-WAN site. It provides key properties computed by the CloudBlade for each site in each column. The columns currently shown are:



View each of the SD-WAN sites by clicking the
Site Name
button.
Use the
Site Encoded ID
to filter resources related to this site. The encoded ID is a unique identifying name used in Prisma Access to create resources.
Check the
Tunnel Formation
to see if the site is eligible for tunnel formation. If the site is computed to be disabled, then existing tunnels are deleted as well.
On-board a site as single, shared, mirrored, or misconfigured in
HA Mode
, based on the number of devices attached to the site. A misconfigured site indicates an issue with the CloudBlade configuration.
Click the option
BGP Enabled
as
Yes
, if you wish to enable BGP on tunnels formed on this site.
Click the option
ECMP Enabled
as
Yes
, if you wish to have tunnels formed on this site on ECMP Remote Networks, else the tunnels will be Non-ECMP Remote Networks.
View the list of
ECMP Regions
(list of Prisma Access regions) under the site level tag’s ECMP tab, which is eligible for ECMP tunnel formation.

In the

Tunnel Summaries

tab, for each service link created by the CloudBlade, an entry is created which provides the related SD-WAN and Prisma Access resources for a given service link.



If you don't find the expected service link, see the

Events

tab for any warnings generated on the concerned site or port.

View a summary of the

Prisma Access Regions

as reported by Prisma Access. The regions that have bandwidth allocation are shown first. The format of the

SPN

name and number can be used to tag a port on site. It also shows the number of Remote Networks created on an SPN to keep track of the number of networks that can be onboarded on to this SPN.



CloudBlade Events

show the events generated during the CloudBlade execution. Each event has a unique code associated with it. The code contains an event source and related details, which provide a concise description on what can be done (if possible) to resolve the issue. An event, which causes the CloudBlade to exit abnormally shows the

Blocking

value as

Yes

.



Configuration Events

are events generated based on tags and site configurations. Each event has a unique event code and context used to identify which component has caused this event.



View the status of each

prisma tag

defined on each port on a device from the

Interface Tag Summary

tab. For every interface scanned by the CloudBlade, this tab shows if a tunnel can be formed on a port. It also shows the tags, which are ignored or accepted as valid by the CloudBlade.

View the
Prisma Access Regions
tab to see the list of
prisma_region
tags to use on the ports.
View the
Interface Tag Summary
tab to see any invalid or wrongly typed tag on the ports.
View the
Configuration Events
tab to see all warnings and errors arising due to unsupported tag or site configurations.
View the
CloudBlade Events
tab to see runtime errors that occur during executions.