Updated on 2025-06-27 GMT+08:00

Custom Statistics

APM web monitoring supports custom statistics.

Checking Custom Statistics List

  1. Log in to the management console.
  2. Click on the left and choose Management & Governance > Application Performance Management.
  3. In the navigation pane on the left, choose Web Monitoring > Custom Statistics. Then select a site from the Site drop-down list. All custom statistics of the site are displayed.

    1. Custom statistics parameters include Event Name, Event Address, Trigger Times, Users, and Last Reported. By default, custom statistics are sorted by Last Reported in descending order.
      Table 1 Custom statistics parameters

      Parameter

      Description

      Event Name

      Name of an event.

      Event Address

      Address of an event.

      Trigger Times

      Number of times that an event is triggered.

      Users

      Number of visitors who access the website. If a user accesses the site multiple times in a day, only one UV will be counted.

      Last Reported

      Time when the last event was reported.

    2. In the upper right corner of the Custom Statistics page, select a time range. Default: Last 20 minutes.

      Options: Last 20 minutes, Last hour, Last 3 hours, Last 6 hours, Last day, Today, Yesterday, Last week, Last month, or Custom.

    3. In the search box, enter an event name and click . The custom statistics that meet the search criterion are displayed.
    4. Click Tracking Examples. Event, log, and numerical statistics tracking examples are displayed.
      • The tracking format is "__rum.log(key, value)". value can be of the string or numeric type.
      • When the value is of the string type, the value is displayed when the custom statistics are queried. Length: [0, 30 × 1,024].
      • When the value is of the numeric type, "--" is displayed when custom statistics are queried. Value range: [-2147483648, 2147483647].

Checking Custom Statistics

  1. In the navigation pane on the left, choose Web Monitoring > Custom Statistics. Then select a site from the Site drop-down list. All custom statistics of the site are displayed.
  2. Click an event name in the Event Name column. Event Trigger Trend and Event Trigger Records are displayed.

    • Event Trigger Trend: displays the number of requests, PV, UV, maximum event value, minimum event value, and average event value. Move the cursor to the event trigger trend graph. The event trigger details are displayed.
    • Event Trigger Records: displays the event value, event address, number of event trigger times, maximum event value, minimum event value, average event value, UV, and average number of trigger times per user.

  3. Click next to an event name in the Event Name column. Event Value, Event Address, Trigger Times, Users, and Last Reported are displayed. By default, events are sorted by Last Reported in descending order.
  4. Click an event value in the Event Value column. Event Trigger Trend and Event Trigger Records are displayed.

    • Event Trigger Trend: displays the number of requests, PV, and UV of the event. Move the cursor to the event trigger trend graph. The event trigger details are displayed.
    • Event Trigger Records: displays the event value, event address, and last report time.
    Table 2 Custom statistics parameters

    Parameter

    Description

    Requests

    Number of requests.

    PV

    Page view (PV), which is the number of times a page is opened or refreshed.

    UV

    Number of visitors who access the website. If a user accesses the site multiple times in a day, only one UV will be counted.

    Max. Event Value

    Maximum event value.

    Min. Event Value

    Minimum event value.

    Avg. Event Value

    Average event value.

    Event Value

    Event value. For details, see Custom Statistics.

    Event Address

    Event address.

    Trigger Times

    Number of times that a custom event was triggered.

    Trigger Times Per User

    Average number of times that users trigger the custom event.

    Last Reported

    Time when the last custom event was reported.