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1. Sign in to the [Azure portal](https://portal.azure.com).
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1. Search for the Azure *operator 5G core* resource.
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1. Navigate to the Network Functions Inventory & Health Checks screen. This screen lists all resources, along with the resource group, cluster, resource type and deployment status.
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1. Navigate to the Network Functions Inventory & Health Checks screen. This screen lists all resources, along with the resource group, cluster, resource type, and deployment status.
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Currently, the resource types supported are:
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-**AMF**: Access management function
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-**SMF**: Session management function
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-**UPF**: User plane function
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-**NRF**: Network repository function
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-**NSSF**: Network slice subnet function
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-**Cluster Services**: Cluster services contain the local PaaS components required to run workloads. These components are shared across all workloads running in the same cluster. For example, Redis, etcd, crds, istio, opa, otel, et cetera.
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-**Observability Services**: Observability services contain remote PaaS components, which can be shared across many workloads and across many clusters. For example, elastic, elastalert, alerta, jaeger, kibana, etc.
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Deployment status has seven states:
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- Accepted
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- Provisioning
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- Updating
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- Running
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- Failed
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- Canceled
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- Deleting
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The version value uses the following format: Two digit year, two digit month, dot, release build number. For example, 2405.0-31
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:::image type="content" source="media/how-to-monitor-deployment-status/monitor-deployments.png" alt-text="screenshot displaying the Azure Operator 5G Core health check and network functions inventory. A column listing deployment status indicates the status of each resource deployed.":::
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