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Is there a way to get Service Endpoint values (response time, load, errors) into Analytics so it can be queried?

Gregory.Burkhead
Architect

Is there a way to get Service Endpoint values (response time, load, errors) into Analytics so it can be queried?

I have multiple custom service endpoints that are looking at the performance of api calls from a specific customer.  They are calls like createCart and placeOrder etc.

Is there a way for me to get the values like load, response time, and error counts for these service endpoints, in Analytics?

I know I can get those metrics for business transactions, but these service endpoints are subsets within the BTs.  I don't want to have to create a custom BT for each of these custom service endpoints if I can avoid that.

Thanks,

Greg

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Ryan.Paredez
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Mario.Morelli
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Hi, can you not just use the default widgets and select the Service Endpoints which has load, response times and errors which you can add to a dashboard? Is there a reason you want to use analytics?



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Yes... I need to take the load values available  to create a metric so I can compare week over week values on a timeline.  I do not like the option that is available to do this in Dash Studio.  I don't think it is particularly accurate, and I can't change the colors, etc.

I also need to be able to compare the week over week values so I can create a metric expression to use in an alert, which I can't do in dash studio.

Now that I"m thinking about it... I may be able to filter on the particular customer in a query if I have the  their id in a parameter I'm collecting from an http data collector.  I would prefer to not have to go down that road, but it may be the only option.

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