App Interconnectivity Report (All)
App Interconnectivity( (All) Report – Overview
The App Interconnectivity App (All) report in Cloudamize provides a comprehensive view of the communication and dependency relationships between applications discovered during the assessment. It helps users understand how applications interact with each other across the environment.
This data is vital for cloud migration, application modernization, dependency analysis, and network architecture planning.
Steps to navigate to the App Interconnectivity(All) Report:
Log in to the console https://console.cloudamize.com/#/
Navigate to the Plan page of your completed assessment.
Click on the Reports Section as shown in the screenshot below under the Plan section.
Click on App Interconnectivity(All) → Detailed to download the report.
Column Name | Description |
|---|---|
Client Group | The application group or logical grouping of the client-side application initiating the communication (for example, a front-end app or user interface component). |
Client Asset | The server or machine name where the client-side application or process resides. Represents the source system initiating the connection. |
Client Instance | The specific instance of the client application or service running on the client asset. Used to distinguish between multiple instances of the same app on different hosts. |
Client Process | The process name or executable on the client side responsible for initiating the network communication (e.g., |
Server Group | The application group or logical grouping of the server-side application receiving the communication (for example, a back-end or database tier). |
Server Asset | The server or machine name where the destination or target application resides. Represents the system receiving the connection. |
Server Instance | The specific instance of the target or server application running on the destination asset. Helps identify distinct deployments or service instances. |
Server Process | The process name or executable on the server side that receives and handles the request from the client (e.g., |
Example Report: