Systems and methods for network status visualization

A non-transitory computer-readable storage medium that includes a set of instructions which, in response to execution by a processor of a first computer system, cause the processor to perform a method of network status visualization, wherein the method comprises:

• generating and sending, towards a second computer system, a first query identifying a first-level object;
• based on a first response to the first query, generating and displaying a first user interface (UI) view that includes:
• (a) a first UI element to represent the first-level object, and multiple second UI elements to represent respective multiple second-level objects associated with the first-level object;
• (b) a first-level status indicator to indicate that the first-level object is associated with a performance issue;
• and
• (c) a second-level status indicator to indicate that the performance issue is associated with at least a particular second-level object from the multiple second-level objects;
• and
• in response to detecting a user's interaction with the first-level status indicator, the second-level status indicator or a particular second UI element representing the particular second-level object,
• generating and sending, towards the second computer system, a second query identifying the particular second-level object;
• and
• based on a second response to the second query, generating and displaying a second UI view that includes information identifying the performance issue associated with the particular second-level object to facilitate troubleshooting.

A computer system, comprising:

• a user interface (UI) module;
• and
• a search service, wherein:
• in response to receiving, from a client system via the UI module, a first query identifying a first-level object, the search service is to generate and send a first response to cause the client system to display a first UI view that includes:
• (a) a first UI element to represent the first-level object, and multiple second UI elements to represent respective multiple second-level objects associated with the first-level object;
• (b) a first-level status indicator to indicate that the first-level object is associated with a performance issue;
• and
• (c) a second-level status indicator to indicate that the performance issue is associated with at least a particular second-level object from the multiple second-level objects;
• in response to receiving, from the client system via the UI module, a second query identifying the particular second-level object, the search service is to generate and send a second response to cause the client system to display a second UI view that includes information identifying the performance issue associated with the particular second-level object to facilitate troubleshooting.