Layer Breakdown - Alert - Dynamic Measure
I was looking at layer breakdown and wanted to set an alert for Execution Time Java Network I/O. How to do this as this seems to be a dynamic measure and I see no option of editing and setting a threshold so as to raise an incident.
Jibi
Hey Jibi,
I think this is an API definition, so it's a bunch of methods rolled into it. You should be able to create an alert on this by creating a Business Transaction that calculates the CPU or Execution Time for an API.
From that you can create an Incident that will alert based on the API Threshold you set when you create the business transaction.
I should note that I looked in a few different system profiles and didn't see any Java Network IO; but I did see JSP and created my business transaction from that.
James
Edit:
Even though I didn't see that specific measure, I looked at other dynamically created measures and found that they were in the list of items under the API Breakdown that I could calculate from. So, it is a strong possibility that measure will be there as well.
Thanks James. Will try it out.
That lead to 3 additional questions..
- Please confirm if this is what I should do... BT as below..
- What is the Product Page that I see in the BT?
- You want to setup an alert based on 'Base Line Settings'? Or just create an incident and then add api time and set a threshold?
Hi Jibi
Our baselining ONLY works on response time and failure rate. It doesnt work on any custom result measures.
In your case I think the best is if you simply specify a static threshold on your API Measure and use this as a condition for your Alert
Andi
- That looks correct. I created mine without the failure rate and count. Mainly because I was just interested in the execution time.
- I don't know, I don't see that in my list. It almost seems like there is another BT associated with it?
- What Andi said.
Thanks both.
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