Traffic Gauge dashlet (Real User Analyzer)

Use the Traffic Gauge dashlet to show the current traffic level for a specific Watchpoint. You can select a time range from Last minute up to Last 60 minutes.

Traffic Gauge dashlet

Configuring the dashlet

Set up a Traffic Gauge dashlet in the Console or in an Analyzer so that it shows the current traffic volume for a specific Watchpoint.

To configure the dashlet

1. On the dashlet shortcut menu, click Edit settings.
2. Configure basic settings as follows:
   • (Analyzer only) Enter a Dashlet title. The default is Traffic Gauge.
   • In the Watchpoint list, select the Watchpoint corresponding to the object or page that you want to display information about.
   • In the Metric list, select the metric corresponding to the type of information that you want to display from the following choices:
     
     • Sessions Impacted
     • Session Arrivals per second
     • Session Arrivals per minute
     • Objects per second
     • Objects per minute
   • In the Time range list, select the period for which you want to show information, such as the Last 5 minutes.
3. (Optional) Configure advanced settings as follows:

   • To customize the scale of data shown, clear the Auto Scale check box and enter the maximum and minimum values for the Y axis of the gauge.

     Note

     If you set a minimum value that is greater than the highest value in the data, the graph might appear empty (or empty in places). If this occurs, decrease the minimum Y-axis value.

   • (Analyzer only) To change the color scheme, click a theme on the Color themelist from the following choices:
     • Water
     • Forest
     • Fire
     • Earth
     • Metal
   • (Analyzer only) To provide visual contrast, select the Use color background check box to set the dashlet against a background.
4. Click Save.

Getting details about data on the dashlet

To display a tooltip that shows the high- and low-watermarks, move the pointer over gauge.

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