Version 6.5.00
This topic contains information about new features in version 6.5.00 of the BMC Real End User Experience Monitoring — Real User Monitor product. For information about problems that are corrected in this release, see Known-and-corrected-issues.
The following enhancements provide improved end-user experience monitoring:
- Ability to terminate a page when the beacon is processed
- Timeframe parameter requests return metrics relative to latest published data
- Requests that include Start and End parameters include additional page-level metrics
Ability to terminate a page when the beacon is processed
You can now choose to terminate a page when the page-render marker is processed or when the timeout period expires, whichever occurs first. For applications with many interactions that trigger HTTP calls after the page has loaded in the browser, a defined page termination enables the Real User Analyzer to more accurately terminate the page. For more information, see Page-detection.
Timeframe parameter requests return metrics relative to latest published data
In earlier releases of the product, the API reported values based on system time. For example, if you requested data for the most recent five-minute period, and your system required two minutes to publish the data, your response contained data for only three minutes. Now, when you specify the timeframe parameter, the Watchpoint Summary Export API returns values relative to the latest published data point, which means that the system will not return empty responses. The file name for the exported data reflects the start and end time of the data it includes, such as truesight-data-watchpoint-summary-2013.09.09.18.30.+0000-2013.09.09.19.00.+0000. In the case of the example file, the query was run at 19:02, but because of a two-minute delay required to save the data, the file contains summary data from 18:30–19:00.
For more information, see Watchpoint-summary-export-API-request-parameters.
Requests that include Start and End parameters include additional page-level metrics
When you specify the start and end parameters in a Watchpoint Summary Export API, the resulting CSV spreadsheet now contains the following two metrics. In earlier releases, these metrics appeared in responses to the timeframe request.
- x-session-impacted
- x-session-with-errors
For more information, see Exported-fields-for-latency-metrics.
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