Edge
See your policy converge across every edge node
ArxLayer Edge Health reports per-node status, config version, and freshness for the whole fleet. Watch a policy change roll out, spot a node that hasn't caught up, and know exactly how the edge behaves when the control plane is briefly out of reach.
The problem
A policy change isn't done until every node has it
Distributed enforcement only protects you when each node runs the version you intended. Without convergence signals, rollout is a guess.
Silent config drift
Rollout you can't observe
Unclear failure behavior
What you get
Convergence signals you can act on
Every node reports the policy version it's running and when it last refreshed, so rollout state is observable instead of assumed.
Per-node health
Config freshness
Convergence view
Drift detection
Fail-static, made explicit
Fleet at a glance
How it works
From change to converged
Apply a policy, follow it across the fleet, and confirm the whole edge is enforcing what you intended.
Publish a versioned change
Nodes pick it up
Confirm convergence
FAQ
Questions, answered
- What does Edge Health actually show me?
- Per-node status, the config version each node is enforcing, and how fresh that config is, so you can see rollout and detect drift across the fleet.
- What happens if the control plane goes offline?
- The edge fails static. Nodes keep enforcing their last-known config locally, and Edge Health reflects that they're running on a prior version until the control plane returns.
- How do I know a policy change reached every node?
- Each node reports the version it's running. Watch config freshness update across the fleet until every node has converged on the new version.
- Does Edge Health add latency to the request path?
- No. The edge request path is local and in-memory. Health and convergence reporting are separate from request enforcement.
Know your edge is running the right policy
Watch every node converge on your latest version, catch drift early, and understand exactly how the edge behaves when the control plane blips.