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FunctionGraph Monitoring
This section describes the types, names, and meanings of FunctionGraph metrics collected by APM.
Parameter |
Data Type |
Application Type |
Default |
Supported Start Agent Version |
Supported End Agent Version |
Description |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Sampling Type |
radio |
JAVA |
4 |
1.0.0 |
- |
Sampling type. Options: full sampling, percentage sampling, fixed-quantity sampling per minute, and intelligent sampling (default). |
Sampling Ratio |
integer |
JAVA |
10 |
1.0.0 |
- |
Percentage of samples to the total number of trace data records |
Samples/Minute |
integer |
JAVA |
1000 |
1.0.0 |
- |
Number of trace data records collected every minute. |
Slow Request Threshold |
integer |
JAVA |
800 |
2.0.0 |
- |
Slow request threshold. If the threshold is crossed, the method is regarded as a slow method. In that case, the trace sampling ratio will be increased by default. |
Method Configuration |
obj_array |
JAVA |
- |
2.0.0 |
- |
Configure the slow request threshold and sampling ratio for each method separately. The following sampling policies can be set: percentage sampling, fixed-quantity sampling per minute, and automatic sampling. |
Category |
Metric |
Name |
Description |
Unit |
Data Type |
Default Aggregation Mode |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Method monitoring (detail: APM counts URL call statistics by function method.) |
method |
Method |
Request method |
- |
ENUM |
LAST |
concurrentMax |
Max. Concurrency |
Maximum concurrency of the method |
- |
INT |
MAX |
|
errorCount |
Errors |
Number of times that the method fails to be called |
- |
INT |
SUM |
|
invokeCount |
Calls |
Number of times that the method is called |
- |
INT |
SUM |
|
maxTime |
Max. RT |
Maximum response time of the method in a collection period |
ms |
INT |
MAX |
|
runningCount |
Ongoing Executions |
Number of executions of the method at the time of collection |
- |
INT |
SUM |
|
range1 |
0–10 ms |
Number of requests with 0–10 ms response time |
- |
INT |
SUM |
|
range2 |
10–100 ms |
Number of requests with 10–100 ms response time |
- |
INT |
SUM |
|
range3 |
100–500 ms |
Number of requests with 100–500 ms response time |
- |
INT |
SUM |
|
range4 |
500–1000 ms |
Number of requests with 500–1000 ms response time |
- |
INT |
SUM |
|
range5 |
1–10s |
Number of requests with 1–10s response time |
- |
INT |
SUM |
|
range6 |
> 10s |
Number of requests with response time longer than 10s |
- |
INT |
SUM |
|
totalTime |
Total RT |
Total response time of the method |
- |
INT |
SUM |
|
Cluster call (cluster: APM counts URL call statistics based on the cluster ID of the caller.) |
clusterId |
Cluster ID |
Cluster ID of the caller |
- |
ENUM |
LAST |
invokeCount |
Calls |
Number of times the cluster is called |
- |
INT |
SUM |
|
totalTime |
Total RT |
Total response time for calling the cluster |
ms |
INT |
SUM |
|
errorCount |
Errors |
Number of times that the cluster fails to be called |
- |
INT |
SUM |
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