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10-09-2019 04:41 AM
How to calculate the uptime/downtime based on the transactions response?
If the interface is consider as down when 5 consecutive requests not replied within a total of 30 seconds...how to create a rule with this condition?
The time is clear but the number of attempts? How to indicate that value on a condition rule please?
Thanks
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10-16-2019 08:37 AM
Thanks,
The information was very useful but it is not exactly what we need.
We have 2 transactions that compose the Login action. What we need to calculate is the uptime time of this servic.
Downtime is considered if the following condition occurs more than 5 times:
- the sum of the response time of those 3 transactions is higher than 30 seg
Could you please kindly provide us support on this?
Thanks
10-16-2019 10:24 AM - last edited on 11-26-2019 04:14 PM by Ryan.Paredez
formula would be :
100 - (100*({v2}/{v1})) , where V2 is Very slow calls value and V1 is total calls ( Average response time (counts) or Sum(Calls per minute ) )
Question : the sum of the response time of those 3 transactions is higher than 30 secs.
Answer : I mentioned earlier that create a business transaction group And create a dashboard and health rule for it.
Select BT group in health rule and dashboard.you can use this formula in dashboard to get Availability % 100 - (100*({v2}/{v1}))
And create health rule for BT group on Sum(Avg Response Time) > 30 secs , select 5 out of 10 mins or whatever you want in health rule.
if you want to discuss more,please call me.
Thanks
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^ Edited by @Ryan.Paredez Be sure to read the entire thread for more context about the problem and solution.
10-17-2019 12:02 AM
10-18-2019 04:28 AM
Yes.It will be a sum of all three Avergae response time.
You may also validate it by adding them manually for a given time of interval.
sum Total accumulated value for the metric over the selected time period.
Thanks
10-18-2019 04:52 AM
Thanks,
Then we should obtain the same result if we use one of this cases indistinctly (taking into account that the service that is composed by 3 Business Transactions) for creating a rule:
A) metric expression
{value(average response time BT1)}+{value(average response time BT2)}+{value(average response time BT3)}
B) group metrics (including teh 3 BTs on a group)
value(average response time group)
Am I right please?
Thanks
05-13-2021 01:27 PM
In reference to the daily uptime. I am interested in creating a report that will expand over 30 days however i need the report to show.
1st 100 % uptime
2nd 100% uptime
3rd 99% uptime.
etc
then maybe an average uptime at the end of the month if possible.
I need this for a certain URL. I am sure it starts with a dashboard just need a little guidance.
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