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A sensor is a piece of code that is injected into the monitored applications at certain points to extract the relevant data. | |||
Revision as of 21:22, 3 November 2016
Internal
System Profile
Application Monitoring
- Application Monitoring: https://community.dynatrace.com/community/display/DOCDT65/Application+Monitoring
- Application Monitoring Reference: https://community.dynatrace.com/community/display/DOCDT65/AppMon+Reference
Measure
PMI Measure
Performance Monitoring Infrastructure (PMI) measure.
Measurement Frequency
How is that read and configured?
Measurement Storage
How is that stored?
Aggregation
Events captured for a Measure are aggregated into a measurement per 10 seconds interval. Each measurement has the following attributes:
- average - represents the average of all event values per interval
- minimum - represents the minimum encountered value per interval
- maximum - represents the maximum encountered value per interval
- count - represents the event count per interval.
Series
Dashboard
A dashboard is a UI element that permits aggregation of diagnostic data of of different kinds.
Dynatrace provides rich client and web dashboards.
Dashlet
Chart Dashlet
Chart Resolution
The resolution dictates how a chart represents detailed data. The maximum resolution for live data is 10 seconds.
JMX Support
Sensor
A sensor is a piece of code that is injected into the monitored applications at certain points to extract the relevant data.