1. A computer-implemented method of providing a visual display of a run-time operation of a computing process flow, the method comprising: collecting specified events generated during a run-time operation of a designed computing process flow having a model that defines, at a service-oriented architecture level, which of several predefined computing services are used in the computing process flow and relationships among the predefined computing services that are used in the process flow; generating, on a display device, a visual display that shows visual representations of: (i) all or a portion of the service-oriented architecture-level model for the computing process flow, including at least first, second and third process components, and (ii) all or a portion of the collected specified events and showing where, relative to the model, the collected specified events were generated; receiving an input upon a user selecting an identifier representing one of the events, wherein the first process component includes at least first and second process subcomponents connected to each other, of which only the first process subcomponent was involved when the event was generated, wherein the second process component includes at least a third process subcomponent that was involved when the event was generated, the third process subcomponent connected to the first process subcomponent; and wherein the third process component was not involved when the event was generated; and generating, in response to the input, a revised visual display showing at least a service or services involved when the event was generated, wherein the revised visual display includes the first and second process components, and does not include the third process component; and wherein the revised visual display includes the first process subcomponent and does not include the second process subcomponent.