Collaborators: Peter for App Overview, Marie for Insights, Alan for ACS security info, Margot for notification drawer, Kendra & Kevin for Platform Overview, Andrew for app networking observability

As an app architect looking at a workspace I'd like to see:

• Any alerts related to the apps in that workspace
• Any known security vulnerabilities (e.g. some apps using an old container image)
• If any of my apps are crashing, and why (e.g. hitting a CPU/memory limit)
• If the workspace's applications are all within the workspace's CPU/memory quotas
• If any of the managed services connected to the workspace are down, which could be causing app issues
• If any of the infrastructure underlying my environments are down, which could be causing app issues

As an app dev I'd like to see similar info but at the application level.

As either persona I'd like to see similar info/alerts but at the Platform Overview level when I first log in since they're important to know.

Notes & links

• Margot's c.rh.c notification drawer design and roadmap deck
• Red Hat Status Page for our services (today this might be updated manually, but imagine it's automated and can be shown elsewhere)
• There's an IDE extension that could show image vulnerabilities before they're shipped - how does the user discover that?

Suggested sub-tasks

1. As a group, collect any “post-MVP” ideas you remember from stakeholder discussions or existing mockups into either this Miro or the E2E Prototype Sketch file
2. As a group, identify the key capabilities and flows to include, and any likely connections to other areas of the prototype
3. Add and connect things in the Sketch prototype and use #wg-hybrid-console-ux to discuss connections, ask questions, and collaborate async if needed

Journey brainstorming

• Show a recommendation (similar to Quay.io or Insights UIs today) to either the Workspace or Application Details area notifying them of a security issue with their app
• We could also show some compliance/security capabilities from ACS here, or maybe as a separate follow-on journey as the dev starts entering the world of DevSecOps