Needs to see 80-90 Applications Health in custom Dashboard
Hi Everyone!
I am trying to build a dashboard where application health able to see. These application is under sitecore.com. I have 80 to 90 application under each of them. I want to see cpu, disk, network etc. I select Chart and add series then select CPU. I could not find application anywhere except in purepath. Is there other way I can do or any other steps?
Thank you in advance.
Sofwan
Hi
Applications are identifed via the host name of the URL that we capture along the PurePath. So - if you want to chart CPU and want to split it by application you need to use a measure that comes from a PurePath. You could for instance use "PurePath CPU Duration" which shows you how much CPU time is consumed by processing your transactions. Once you add that to your chart you will automatically see a line in your chart by Application. If you then want to split it into 80-90 different charts you can choose the split option of the chart that you can access/change through the toolbar of the chart (top right).
Just adding Process/Host CPU wouldnt work as a Process/Host might contribute to multiple Applications.
I hope this makes sense
Andi
Hi Andreas,
Thank you for response. I am close enough but I want to make it more clear. I followed the steps. If i break down by application, I can not able to see because of too many sites.
If the agent or host consuming CPU Load, CPU total time 15GB, I want o break down by each website how much they are taking from 15GB. It has to be appear in the graph. I have maximum 90 websites.
Try the stacked area chart (or stacked bar chart). It's a little easier to see the impact of individual measures, though it quickly gets too busy to see contributors unless they are significant. That's just a side effect of trying to display 80-90 data sets.
You cannot split host-level metrics by application. @andi's suggestion here let's you identify the approximate share of CPU that each application is using, but is useful only for CPU consumption.
Perhaps you are simply trying to view the host metrics for every host supporting the application? So instead of seeing that App A is using 20% of CPU and 16% of memory on Host Z, you rather want to see that Host Z, which supports App A, is overloaded with a total of 93% CPU load and 85% of memory in use? That's a different (and easier) scenario to support.
Thank you for suggestions. I am still working host to host to APP.
