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Enterprise Distributed Application Service:View application changes

Last Updated:Mar 11, 2026

Enterprise Distributed Application Service (EDAS) records every application lifecycle change, including deployments, startups, and scaling operations. Use the Application Overview page to monitor changes in real time, or the Change List page to review historical records.

View change details

When a deployment or other change starts, a notification bar appears at the top of the Application Overview page: "Application change in progress...View Details".

  1. On the Application Overview page, click View Details. The change details page opens with three sections: a change overview, resource status indicators, and detailed resource information.

  2. Review the change overview (section 1). The change overview summarizes the selected change. To view a previous change, select it from the drop-down list. To view more records, click ReleaseSheet in recent three months.

    Field

    Description

    ProcessID

    Unique identifier of the release sheet. Provide this ID to EDAS technical support for troubleshooting.

    BatchesReleased

    Number of batches in a phased or canary release when the application is deployed on multiple instances.

    Batch processing mode

    Automatic or manual release mode for each batch.

    Execution status

    Current state of the change. See Execution status values for details.

    Publisher

    Account that initiated the change.

    Release time

    Timestamp when the change started.

    Description

    Version associated with the change.

    Change type

    Action type of the application change.

  3. Check the resource status (section 2). Each resource involved in the change is listed with a color-coded status icon: The following resource types may appear during a change:

    Note

    The page refreshes automatically to show the latest status. If the refresh interferes with troubleshooting or event observation, turn off StatusRefresh in the upper-right corner of section 2. The change continues in the background even when auto-refresh is off.

    Color

    Meaning

    Blue

    Change in progress

    Green

    Change succeeded

    Red

    Change failed

    Resource

    Purpose

    Rollout

    Controls underlying Kubernetes workloads such as stateless Deployments.

    ServiceTrait

    Configures Kubernetes services or Server Load Balancer (SLB).

    ImageBuilder

    Builds container images for WAR or JAR applications.

    LogCollector

    Configures log collection.

    DynamicLabel

    Configures end-to-end canary release.

    AutoScaling

    Configures auto scaling.

  4. Inspect detailed resource information (section 3). Five tabs are available for analyzing the current release batch:

    Tab

    What it shows

    Cur Information Of Batch

    Pod-level details for the current batch: monitoring data, events, logs, and execution status. For failed pods, click Failure Analysis to view diagnostics.

    Resource Information

    Events and details for each resource, displayed in a hierarchical tree. Click a resource to view its events or configuration.

    ApplicationIndex

    Application-level metrics: response time, request count, and error count.

    Application Exception

    Exceptions thrown by the application during and after the change.

    SystemIndex

    CPU utilization and memory usage before and after the deployment.

Execution status values

Status

Meaning

Progressing

The change is running.

Executed

The change is complete.

Fail

The change failed due to an error such as an image pull failure or insufficient pod resources.

Terminated

The change was stopped by a rollback operation.

Roll back or stop a change

If a change is not proceeding as expected while in the Progressing, Executed, or Fail state:

  • Click RollBack in the upper-right corner to revert application instances to the previous version.

  • Click Termination in the upper-right corner to stop an in-progress rollback. After the rollback stops, deploy the correct version to resolve the issue. For deployment instructions, see Application deployment overview.

Note

For troubleshooting failed changes, see Troubleshoot failed EDAS application changes.

View change records

To review the full history of application changes:

  1. Log on to the EDAS console.

  2. On the Application Overview page, click Change List in the left-side navigation pane. The Change Records page lists all changes for the application, including the Change Type, Release time, Execution status, Change sub item, and Single batch deployment details.