As you may know, the Architecture page offers a visualized representation of your serverless architecture. Today, we are excited to announce that you can discover throughputs and errors of the resources in your serverless architecture at a glance with the latest update of Thundra's Architecture view page.

When you take a look at your serverless architecture in Thundra, you can quickly see that the nodes (resources) are in different sizes. This visualization helps you differentiate the nodes by throughput. For example, if a Lambda node has bigger size than the other ones, it means that Lambda function has been invoked more than the others.

Some nodes in a serverless architecture may be framed with colors in Thundra's Architecture view page. This is intended to help you identify the erroneous resources effortlessly. The color of the frames of nodes fades to red from yellow in accordance with its error count increment.

In addition to the color-coded visualization, the edges between the resources have been updated as well. Until now, the edges only expressed the health of the interaction between resources with its color-coded design. With this feauture update, the edges also highlight the number of interaction between the resources by its thickness. Now, you can easily see the most interacted resources when you have a look at your architecture. For instance, if your Lambda function interacts with a DynamoDB table more than an S3 bucket, the edge between the DynamoDB table and the Lambda function is thicker than the other edges.

This new feature update enables you to stay on top of your serverless system by depicturing how it works, where are the bottlenecks, and how resources interact with each other in your serverless stack at a glance.

Happy observability!