User Experience
Hello forum,
I'm trying to find out over the community the list of out-of-the-box metrics that dynaTrace can collect by defaul; I mean "Time to first impression" is surely a metric that dynaTrace collects. Which are the Others ?
Thanks in advance
Luigi
I dont think there is a list of all measures with its descriptions in the moment. But - all default measures of a new system profile are stored in the system profile xml file on the dynaTrace server. that xml file also includes the description. so - maybe thats a start for you
Where to find these profile.xml files? Go to your dynaTrace server installation and go to server/conf/profile. In these .xml files you can search for the measures and look for the description attribute
Great hint-
Anyway just to move between the huge number of metrics, I could prefer a sort of list-
I will understand if this is not compliance with the company policy
Regards
If you click on that metric you will see a description in the top right area of the dialog. does this help?
Hi Andreas,
maybe there was a misunderstanding within my last post
I mean that it's clear your answer, anyway I could know if there is the possibility to have a list metric, of course according to Company policies
Regards
Hi Andreas,
thank you so much, of course this helps-
However just because, as you mentioned "we have a long list of measures", I could know how to proceed to pick up the right measure-
For example I don't know "Processing" metric under "Navigation timing - Steps" means-
Is there any metric dictionary or administration guide that can provide this information ?
Hi Luigi
The best is if you open a dashboard and put a chart on that dashboard. The click on "Add Series". The upcoming dialog is the Measure Picker dialog which allows you to pick any measure that dynaTrace calculates.
For UEM (=User Experience Management) we have a long list of measures. But there is more than just UEM data as we also provide lots of metrics on the server-side.
Does this help?
Here is a screenshot that gives you a quick overview:
