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It provides information for connections, hitmap, transactions, TOP transactions, TPS, response times, and resource usage for each country.

  • See the application performance trends over time. You can quickly identify the changes in application performance by using statistical data at an interval of 5 minutes.

  • You can see the geographic distribution of the traffic. Through the traffic data for applications, you can see the geographic distribution of traffic data and compare the performances across regions.

  • You can see the usage of resources. You can see the usage of resources used by applications and analyze the causes of poor performance.

What is Cube?​

We call the performance statistics generated every 5 minutes as Cube. Cube analysis uses each 5-minute performance data stored in cubes.

Cube

Cube selection panel​

Select a cube based on the specific time in the cube selection panel in the left number1 area. Because the cubes are stored every 5 minutes, select a specific time.

  • Panel interest metric

    • TPS
    • Response time
    • TX error count
    • Active TX count
    • Concurrent user

  • Cube color

    The cubes are displayed in different colors depending on the number of the selected metrics.

    • Dark blue: high figure

    • Light blue: low figure

Application selection​

You can select data for a specific application through the application selection option in the top number 2 area. If you select down-arrow on the right, you can see all the applications that can be selected as follows.

Cube selection application

  • Select all: All applications are viewed. By default, Select all and Active application are selected.

  • Active application: Among the applications, the active applications are specified for inquiry.

  • View only selected: Among the applications, only the specified applications are queried.

  • Search: If there are many applications, you can search for them through the input field.

  • Number/Number: Displays the number of applications specified/number of all applications.

Cube data​

In the area of number3, the cube data can be checked through the charts for Hitmap, Country/Region, TPS, Instance response time, CPU, Concurrent user, Top TX, and Heap use.

  • Hitmap

    It displays the distribution of transactions over the cube time. Detailed trace analysis is possible.

    If you select right-arrow, you can view the Top stack and Unique stack during the cube time.

    Note

    The application that can use the stack analysis function is Java and Python.

  • Country/Region

    By mapping countries based on the client IP, it displays from which country the transactions are coming. The colors on the map display the relative amount of transactions.

    Note

    WhaTap basically stores the client-related information. For more information about the agent settings for user data collection, see the following.

  • TPS

    Transaction Per Second (TPS) means the number of transactions processed per second.

  • Instance response time

    Average response time for transactions

  • CPU

    After sorting the project applications (agents) by the IP, it displays CPUs of the busy server with a bar chart.

  • Concurrent user

    It displays the number of real-time browser users.

  • Top TX

    It displays 5 transactions of high invocation. Transaction statistics provide more detailed data.

  • Heap use

    Among the applications (instances), the instances are displayed in order of heap memory usage.

Note
  • If you select the Individual icon icon on the upper right of the chart, merged line charts are provided.
  • If you select the Individual icon icon on the upper right of the chart, individual line charts are provided.
  • If you select the Bar chart icon icon on the upper right of the chart, the bar-type chart appears.
Note

WhaTap uses the IP2Location LITE database for IP geolocation.