Viewing synthetic health reports
For applications with synthetic transaction monitoring enabled and synthetic metric rules defined, you can view reports of the applications' compliance with and violations of the defined rules.
Reports can be for various time ranges from a single day to an entire month. You can also compare the results with similar time ranges, for example you can view a comparison of today and yesterday.
Four graphs are displayed on the page. There are three individual graphs for the application's defined Availability, Accuracy, and Performance metrics, and an additional graph that shows the average and maximum response times of the application during the selected time range.
You can export the report, either as an image of the graphs available on the page, or as raw data that you can then analyze on your own.
Before you begin
Before you can view reports based on the health of your synthetic transaction executions, ensure that your system includes the following:
- Synthetic metric rules are defined, usually by an application specialist in your organization
- To access the Synthetic Health tab, you must have
Application Operator
-level access, or higher
To view synthetic health reports
- From the navigation pane in the TrueSight console, select Monitoring > Applications .
- Select an application that you want to examine in detail.
If synthetic monitoring is enabled for a manually created application, the Synthetic Health tab opens by default. - On the Synthetic Health tab, click the report icon
in the upper-right corner.
Example of Synthetic Health Reports
The reports page includes four graphs.
- The first three graphs show compliance and violation of the application's defined Availability, Accuracy, and Performance rules during the selected time range. This is displayed as a bar graph and as a a donut chart.
- If you are viewing a daily report, each bar represents one hour. If you are viewing a weekly or monthly report, each bar represents one day.
- The donut shows total percentages for the entire selected time range.
- The fourth graph shows the average and maximum response time of the application during the selected time range.
To change the scale of the graphs
If all of your non-compliant results are only in the top few percentage points, you may not be interested in seeing the full bars. You can click AutoScale Y Axis to change the scale of the Y axis of the graphs to show only relevant data.
Report without and with auto scaling
To view a different time range
Select a different time range from the menu:
The following options are available:
| Time Range | Description |
|---|---|
| Last 24 Hours | Twenty four hours back from now |
| Today | From 12:00 am until now |
| Last 7 Days | Seven days back from now |
| This Week | From Sunday morning until now |
| This Business Week * | From Monday morning until now |
| Last 30 Days | Thirty days back from now |
| This Month | From the first day of the month until now |
*Business week is defined as Monday-Friday.
Note
Weekly or monthly views may show the last day with a lighter pattern. This indicates that the data for the current day is not yet complete.
To view a comparison report
Each time range has parallel time ranges that can be selected for comparison:
| Time Range | Comparison |
|---|---|
| Last 24 Hours | Previous 24 Hours Same 24 Hours Last Week |
| Today | Yesterday Same Day Last Week |
| Last 7 Days | Previous 7 Days |
| This Week | Previous Week |
| This Business Week * | Previous Business Week |
| Last 30 Days | Previous 30 Days |
| This Month | Previous Month |
*Business week is defined as Monday-Friday.
Each graph is shown with its parallel time range below for comparison.
Examples of comparison graphs
To export a PDF image of the report
Click the Export Reports icon
and select PDF to export a PDF of the report graphs.
To export the report data
Click the Export Reports iconand select CSV to export a .csv file of the data used to generate the report.
Where to go from here
Click a tile to analyze the synthetic health details of your application performance and availability for that hour.
If necessary, adjust synthetic metric rules to better reflect the critical data you need for your environment.
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