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Performance Metrics

On the Performance Metrics page, you can filter service performance by service type, environment, version, project, and service name to quickly locate and view the average request count, average response time, P75 response time, P99 response time, maximum response time, error count, Apdex satisfaction, and associated monitors of a service.

Query Workspace

By default, data from the current workspace is displayed. Through the "Workspace" selector at the top, you can select multiple authorized workspaces in the same site to jointly query service performance. For authorization conditions and read-only restrictions, see Cross-workspace query on the same site for APM and RUM.

Services with the same name in different workspaces are displayed separately, and the list indicates the source workspace; hover over the workspace name to view the workspace UUID. Search, sorting, pagination, and count statistics are all based on the currently selected workspace scope.

After clicking a service, the details are opened according to the workspace to which the record belongs, and the original query workspace scope is retained when returning to the list. In cross-workspace read-only mode, you cannot add services, toggle favorites, or modify monitor configurations.

Add a Service

Manual installation

Automatic injection

Manage Performance Metrics

You can manage the metrics through the following operations:

  • Use the Time Widget to select a time range and view the corresponding performance data;

  • Select the display items in the current list, including workspace, service, language, total requests, average request count, average response time, P75 response time, P99 response time, maximum response time, error count, Apdex satisfaction, team, and monitor;

  • Export the current query result as a CSV file; cross-workspace results include the workspace name and workspace UUID;

  • Hover over a single service:

    • Click to jump to the trace details page; click a service directly to enter the analysis dashboard of that service;

    • If a monitor's tag is the current service, click to jump to the corresponding monitor configuration page;

    • View the event status; click the status to open a new page and jump to the Event Explorer page.

Notes on event status
  • A service's status includes OK, Critical, Important, and Data Gap. The status of the last unrecovered event of the service within a 60-day range is used; if there is none, "OK" is displayed;
  • Only services that report trace data are included here.

Filter Field Configuration

In addition to the system default filter fields (service, env, version, project, name), you can customize up to 5 fields as service filter fields (❗️newly added fields take effect only on new data).

  1. Go to the Performance Metrics page;
  2. Click the "Settings" button;
  3. Start adding fields;
  4. Save.

Configuration Permissions

Only members with the "Service Management" configuration permission can configure it.

Data Source Definition and DQL Queries