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Foglight APM for Real User Experience 5.9.9 - User Guide

Getting started with Foglight APM Monitoring transactions Viewing real user activity from a geographical perspective Assessing real user experiences during key sequences Monitoring the performance of web sites and endpoints Searching APM data Replaying sessions, hits, and sequences Visualizing search results Creating custom drag-and-drop dashboards APM tile and view reference

Related Infrastructure tab

The Related Infrastructure tab displays a list of related infrastructure components, such as NMS devices, virtual machines (VMs) and ESX® servers, and devices managed by Foglight™ for Storage Management.
Figure 80. Example of the Related Infrastructure tab view
From here you can:
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Click on a device name to drill down to a view for that device type.
 
Table 46. Device icons and related drill-down views
Icon
Component Type
Drill-down view
Switch or Router
(Managed NMS devices)
A pop-up summary view that shows key metrics such as transfer rate, network and CPU utilization, memory usage, and packet rates.
VMware® Datastore
VMware Explorer > Datastore Performance view.
SanLun
(Managed storage device)
Storage Manager topology view.

Real User (FxM) Performance detail view

The Real User (FxM) Performance detail view provides detailed metrics for a single location real user transaction, including time spent in front-end and back-end, SLA and OLA attainment, page request volume, and more.
To access this view, click the title bar of a Real User (FxM) tile, or from the Geographical Perspectives dashboard, click Transaction Detail for an FxM transaction.
For more information, see the following topics:
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Performance tab
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Response Time Breakdown tab
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SLA Violators tab

Performance tab

The Performance tab displays charts of performance metrics and trace analysis information.
Figure 81. Example of the Performance tab view
From here, you can:
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Click a Trace Analysis chart to drill down to the data in Foglight Experience Viewer (FxV).
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Click Edit Trace Analysis Associations to view and edit the state of the available counters that represent statistics for the monitored application. Select one or more of the available counters in the Edit Trace Analysis Associations dialog box to display their statistics in the Real User Performance detail view, under Trace Analysis.
Figure 82. Edit Trace Analysis Associations dialog box
 
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NOTE: This is only possible if your monitoring environment includes an FxV Appliance and the Cartridge for FxV is installed on the Management Server.
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Click View Recent URLs to drill down to the Foglight Experience Monitor (FxM) views and data.
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Click View in End User Explorer to see the application statistics in the End User Explorer dashboard. For more information about this dashboard, see the Managing the Cartridge for FxM User and Reference Guide.

Response Time Breakdown tab

The Response Time Breakdown tab displays a component-level breakdown of transaction execution times for the selected end user transaction group.
 
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NOTE: The Response Time Breakdown Tab is visible only when Foglight for Java EE Technologies (version 5.8.2 or later), or Foglight for Microsoft .NET (version 5.9.1 or later) is installed and configured on your Management Server.
Figure 83. Example of the Response Time Breakdown tab view
From here you can:
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Click Associate Hit Filter Mappings.
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Click Explore Breakdowns.
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Click a component icon to open the historical execution time chart.
Figure 84. Example of a historical execution time chart for a selected component
This chart provides a comparison of the average execution time for the selected component (in blue), overlaid on the total average execution time for the transaction (in grey). The vertical blue bar on the chart indicates the current timeslice.
 
 
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TIP: If you click a datasource component icon, the details view also includes a Map to Application Component button.
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Click More Details to drill down to a detailed view of the selected application component. For example, from an application server component, you can access the Java™ application server details view.
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