Introduction
This article provides instructions for accessing and interpreting latency measurements on the dashboard and in reporting. Follow these steps to effectively monitor and analyze latency data.
Why use Latency measurements
Latency measurements are crucial for understanding the performance of your applications. By configuring and monitoring these measurements, you can identify performance issues and ensure your environment operates efficiently.
Dashboard overview
Viewing Latency measurements
Once you have configured latency measurements and set a threshold, you can view the data on the dashboard. The main dashboard will display "Latency above threshold" alongside other key metrics.
Latency tab
When you access the environment, you’ll find a Latency tab. Click on this tab to interact with latency data.
Detailed Latency view
Within the Latency tab, you can view detailed activity and measurements over time. This includes the launcher name, threshold, and the quantity of measurements.
Additional information
Hover over a latency measurement in the Latency popup window to see a tooltip with precise measurement details.
Reporting
Accessing Latency data
In the Reporting section, navigate to the Charts area to view collected latency measurements. Use the button to select latency measurements and choose from the launchers set in the environment to see their specific latency data.
Chart functionality
The latency chart operates similarly to other application charts. You can view latency in milliseconds and adjust the time range to hour, day, week, or month. Utilize the prediction function for forecasting future latency trends.
By following these steps, you can efficiently monitor latency measurements through both the dashboard and reporting tools. Regular analysis of this data helps maintain optimal performance and address potential issues proactively.