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12-15-2020 10:42 AM
Hi,
I am trying to create a dashboard to show the availability of a service. To get this, im picking the calls per min and errors per min metric. But since there are no errors, errors per min graph is showing as no data. But when I use it in an expression: ({calls} - ({errors} + 0)) * 100 / ({calls} + 1), though the calls is not 0, it still shows the graph as unavailable.
Is there a way to set a static value when there is no data? Since in this case, the availability should be 100%, since there are no errors and we have calls.
12-16-2020 03:26 AM
Hi Ajay
Please log a request to AppD Support, there is a feature flag they can set that resolves this problem, to ignore the empty values for the calculation to work correctly.
Ciao
12-16-2020 12:40 PM
Thank you! Will open a support case for this
01-09-2021 12:45 AM
Hello Ajay,
As there are no errors the error per minute shows "no data available" (imagine this as null) so when you perform any operation on null you will get null value.
This issue can be resolved by setting the com.appdynamics.metric.query.metricexpressions.tolerateNull flag to true in ControllerFlagServlet. If you are using a SaaS controller please reach out to AppDynamics support to enable this flag.
If you are using On-Prem Controller follow the below steps to enable the flag:
1. Login to <controllerURL>/controller/
2. Use root@system and controller root password for login
3. Look for metricexpressions.tolerateNull field and set it to ‘true’
4. Hit Submit button.
03-31-2022 03:23 AM
- Is this workaround valid for on-premise controller version 20.10.4?
- Will this require a controller restart?
Best Regards,
Sailesh
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