: Monitor Tenant Applications Through the Strata Multitenant Cloud Manager
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Monitor Tenant Applications Through the Strata Multitenant Cloud Manager

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Monitor Tenant Applications Through the Strata Multitenant Cloud Manager

Learn how to monitor tenant applications in the Strata Multitenant Cloud Manager.
Where Can I Use This?What Do I Need?
  • Strata Multitenant Cloud Manager
  • Commercial deployments
  • Prisma Access license or SASE bundle license; optionally, an ADEM license unlocks additional features
  • Identity & Access role: Multitenant Superuser or Superuser
After you have activated your license, created your multitenant hierarchy, and managed user access to the Strata Multitenant Cloud Manager, you can get a holistic view of the application landscape of all your tenants. Depending on your license, you can monitor application activity to get visibility into the Prisma Access applications along with information on data usage, incidents, and user experience of the applications.
If you have an Autonomous Digital Experience Management (ADEM) license, then you have access to features such as experience scores, plus the single tenant view for monitored applications in Strata Cloud Manager. AI-Powered ADEM is a service that provides native end-to-end visibility and performance metrics for application traffic in your environment. However, usage data is displayed for applications whether an ADEM license is enabled or not.
When you monitor applications in Strata Multitenant Cloud Manager, the default view from the parent tenant is of each child tenant and the per tenant data usage. It's not an aggregated view of the total usage from the perspective of the parent tenant. An aggregated view would give you a false impression because it would just be an average, so you wouldn’t be able to tell if any subtenants have issues.
For the multitenant view, access the and select MonitorApplications.

Use the Chart View

Chart view is the default. You can use the filters for Region, Time range, or Experience Score.

Parent Tenant Chart View

The chart view for a parent tenant shows the following:
Tenants
Displays bubbles that represent the child tenants. The diameter of the child tenant bubbles is based on the usage or amount of data consumed by each app. The greater the usage, the larger the bubble.
The color of the bubbles is based on the average of experience scores across Remote Networks (RN) and Mobile Users (MU) for the subtenant. There are four main experience color ranges:
  • Poor - represented in red
  • Fair - represented in orange
  • Good - represented in green
  • No ADEM license - represented in gray
When you hover over an app bubble, you see the experience score breakdown for RN and MU, and total app data usage. For tenants with no ADEM license, only data usage is shown.
When you select a subtenant bubble, you zoom into that bubble with the subtenant name in the center, surrounded by smaller bubbles that represent the unique applications within the tenant. The color of each smaller bubble is based on the experience score for that unique application.
Application Activity Details
The total app data usage broken down by protocol.
Single Tenant ViewThe link takes you to the single tenant view.

Child Tenant Chart View

The chart view for a child tenant shows the following:
Applications
Displays bubbles that represent the unique applications within the tenant.
The color of each smaller bubble is based on the experience score for that unique application.
  • Poor - represented in red
  • Fair - represented in orange
  • Good - represented in green
  • No ADEM license - represented in gray
When you hover over an app bubble, you see the experience score breakdown for RN and MU, and total app data usage. For tenants with no ADEM license, only data usage is shown.
When you select a subtenant bubble, you see activity details.
Application Activity Details
  • Experience Score
    App experience for Remote Networks and Mobile Users (score and microtrend and timestamp).
  • Top App Exp Related Incidents
    Shows incident severity and Incident title.
  • Top Apps by Usage
    Shows application name, app data usage, and number of sessions.

Use the Table View

Select the Table View tab. You can use the filters for Region or Time range. You can Search on the name of a particular child tenant.
The table view for a parent tenant shows the following:
Tenant NameDisplays the child tenants. The tenants are arranged in order of data usage, with higher numbers at the top of the chart and lower numbers at the bottom of the chart.
Tenant VerticalBusiness vertical designation that is assigned to each child tenant.
Tota App Data UsageTotal traffic per tenant in the Prisma Access infrastructure that is directed to each child tenant.
Unique AppsThe number of unique apps across each child tenant.
Risky Apps BlockedThe number of risky apps blocked per-child tenant.
Risky Apps AllowedThe number of risky apps allowed per-child tenant.
IncidentsThe number of incidents related to App Experience per-child tenant.
ThreatsThe number of threats in Apps per-child tenant.
RNThe user experience score for Remote Networks per-child tenant.
MUThe user experience score for Mobile Users per-child tenant.
The table view for a child tenant shows the following:
Application NameDisplays the name of each app used by the tenant.
CategoryThe category assigned to the app, such as SaaS or business application.
SubcategoryThe subcategory assigned to the app, such as file-shared or photo-video.
Data UsageTotal traffic in the Prisma Access infrastructure that is directed to each app.
SessionsThe number of unique sessions per each app.
RNThe user experience score for Remote Networks per app.
MUThe user experience score for Mobile Users per app.
ThreatsThe number of threats per app.
App RiskThe risk data per app, where 1 is the lowest and 5 is the highest.