The following sections deep dive into the various aspects of dashboards for different APM domains along with the explanation placed as follows:
Figure 9: APM dashboards
- Real User Monitoring: Performance from your actual users, visitor paths, impact of geography, ISP, browser size and type, operating system, device and cache, performance degradation, and availability data
- Synthetic Monitoring: Performance based on the scripts, browser size and type, operating system, device and cache, performance degradation, ND availability data
- Business Activity Monitoring: Customer journeys (average journey fulfillment) and holdings
- Application Monitoring: Response times, transactions per second, user logged in per second
- Mainframes: Transaction mapping processor complex, LPAR and operating system, address Spaces/jobs, STC's, IDMS subsystems, datacom subsystems, DB2 subsystems, CICS regions, IMS subsystems, MQ subsystems, tape, and DASD
- Database Monitoring: Transaction rates, database query response times, disk u, CPU utilization, and number of active users
- Network: Network throughput, current logon, failover monitoring, other network monitoring points
- Infrastructure Servers Monitoring: Hard disk utilization, files open/Owner, file existence monitor, file size, memory utilization, CPU utilization, processes
- Role-Based Dashboards: Performance and availability indicators for critical applications, locations and supporting infrastructure across the enterprise, performance problems for the busiest URLs, supplemented with usage, performance and availability metrics, including the number of users