To find the dashboard for your Spring Cloud Services service instance: in VMware Tanzu Application Service for VMs Apps Manager, go to the Service Registry service instance's space, click the listing for the service instance, and then click Manage.

Manage Link for Service Registry

If you are using version 6.8.0 or later of the Cloud Foundry Command Line Interface tool (cf CLI), you can also use cf service SERVICE_NAME, where SERVICE_NAME is the name of the Service Registry service instance:

$ cf service greeter-service-registry
Showing info of service greeter-service-registry in org myorg / space development as admin...

name:            greeter-service-registry
service:         p.service-registry
bound apps:      greeter-messages-cs, greeter, greeter-cs
tags:
[...]
dashboard:       https://spring-cloud-broker.apps.example.com/dashboard/p.service-registry/ec0e615c-2a8c-40a9-9293-41b4a0db2a33

Visit the URL given for "Dashboard".

Dashboard information

The dashboard shows the URL of the Service Registry service instance, the count of backing apps for the service instance (the High Availability or HA count), and the URLs of any peer service instances, as well as the apps currently registered with the service instance or with any peer service instances.

Service Registry Status, Registered Apps and System Status

If the Service Registry service instance has been configured to replicate its registry with any peers, peers are listed according to their status in the "replicas" fields under General Info. Peers which are registered with this service instance are listed in "registered-replicas" and, if currently in service, will be listed in "available-replicas". Peers which have been configured for this service instance but have not registered will be listed in "unavailable-replicas".

Service Registry Status, General Info pane

Before you have bound any apps to the Service Registry instance, the Service Registry dashboard displays only EUREKA-SERVER (the Service Registry backing app itself) under "Registered Apps". If you bind an app which uses @EnableDiscoveryClient to the service instance (see Writing Client Applications), restage the app, and wait for it to register with Eureka, you will see it listed in the dashboard.

Service Registry Status, Registered Apps and System Status

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