How to get Request/Response size in a .net application

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Question by Sreerag M. · Jan 23, 2014 at 03:29 AM ·

How to get Request/Response size in a .net application

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In our website we have web requests calling back-end services and we needed to measure the bytes received for these web requests. It is a .net application and we dont have dynatrace on the back-end service; how do we get the response size. i couldn't find any settings that says capture response size, does that mean it is captured automatically or not captured.

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Answer 1 · 2014-01-23T07:57:50Z

Answer by Andreas G. · Jan 23, 2014 at 07:57 AM

Hi Sreerag

If you have a web server agent on these backend services you can capture it through the web server sensor pack

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Sreerag M. · Jan 23, 2014 at 09:27 AM 0

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Thanks Andi, i did looked more into the application flow, it looks like we have an option to use the web server agent in the backend services, however some of the backend services are third party services. the team is trying to setup reports of the performance stats of all web requests to the backend to compare against SLA.

I guess there will be many Dynatrace customers who might have same requirement to get the web request size when calling a third party service.

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How to get Request/Response size in a .net application

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