Where does the PCE present traffic flow data?

The Policy Compute Engine (PCE) presents traffic flow data primarily in the Map. The Map provides a visual representation of application and workload relationships, along with network traffic flows between them. It allows users to understand how data moves across the environment, showcasing which workloads are communicating and providing insight into flow direction and volume.

This graphical interface supports effective visualization of complex network interactions, making it easier for administrators to monitor, analyze, and secure traffic patterns within their environments. By leveraging this presentation layer, users can quickly identify and respond to anomalies in traffic flows, contributing significantly to security and compliance efforts.

The other options represent different pieces of functionality or data within the PCE but do not serve as the primary interface for overseeing traffic flow data. For instance, Traffic Flow Statistics and Logs may contain detailed quantitative analytics, but they do not provide the holistic and interactive view that the Map does. Similarly, the Cache pertains to temporary storage of information for faster access and notifications are meant for alerts and updates rather than comprehensive traffic flow visualization.