Guides
What is a Multi-App Control Plane?
It is the operator workspace where multiple production applications share a tenant boundary, normalized signals, and triage surfaces—so portfolio health is one story, not six tabs.
If you run one service, you can live inside that service’s dashboard. If you run a portfolio, you need a place where incidents, readiness, and audit context line up on shared identifiers and workspace policy. That place is the Multi-App Control Plane.
What it is not
It is not a replacement for every specialized tool. It is not “AI that guesses what broke.” It is an operator-first layer for cross-app coherence: one ingest contract, explainable deduplication, correlation, and governed assistance—see how ingest and correlation work.
How XFlow implements it
Workspace scope
Routes and data are workspace-scoped: permissions, audit trails, and Copilot policy attach to the same boundaries your team actually operates under.
Signals in, narratives out
Applications emit structured events; ingest validates and normalizes; operators see health, incidents, and activity in surfaces built for triage—not vanity charts.
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Next steps
Move from reading to evaluation: see authenticated surfaces, redacted walkthroughs, or the operator capability map.