topic Re: Web Monitoring in All Apps and Add-ons

Web Monitoring

odhammar — Thu, 23 Apr 2020 06:22:55 GMT

Regarding Website Monitoring and the page "Status Overview" is it possible to change the value when it should change color?

Re: Web Monitoring

p_gurav — Wed, 30 Sep 2020 05:05:05 GMT

You need to look at two files status_overview.css and status_overview.js at "/opt/splunk/etc/apps/website_monitoring/appserver/static".

Re: Web Monitoring

odhammar — Thu, 23 Apr 2020 11:25:39 GMT

Thanks, for the answer and exactly the same two files I just found, 🙂 Couldn't directly see where but will copy them and open in a better application than a SSH window.

Re: Web Monitoring

odhammar — Thu, 23 Apr 2020 11:43:53 GMT

Checked thru both files and can't find any specific for this.
If I look at the view so look it likes that it's
Green 0-100 (ms)
LightBlue 100-250
White 250-500
LightOrange 500-750
Orange 750-1000
Red 1000-
And it's these values I want to change

Re: Web Monitoring

jwiedow — Wed, 30 Sep 2020 05:05:10 GMT

Unfortunately, this is a hardcoded setting to 1000ms at this time and is not something that can be dynamically set as you found.

You actually want the appserver/static/WebsiteStatusCellRenderer.js file. The section of code you are looking for is between lines 72 and 96. Adjust the else if statements to the times you are looking to have the 5 different percent values; 0, 25, 50, 75, 100. These percentages are used to drive two different aspects of the display.

The first is the shape of the stopwatch icon that is displayed and how full it is. This is on line 100 in WebsiteStatusCellRenderer.js. The stopwatch font is then set in appserver/static/status_overview.css in lines 166 to 176.
The second is the setting of the class of the table data (td.response_time.response-+percent) set on line 105 in WebsiteStatusCellRenderer.js. This td class is then used in appserver/static/status_overview.css in lines 115 to 143 to define the color of the cell.

Re: Web Monitoring

odhammar — Thu, 23 Apr 2020 14:24:55 GMT

First problem is that I can't get any line feeds in the file, so it's just one long line.
But I have changed the values but I can't see any difference, does it need any kind of restart?

else{
if(f.field=="response_time"||f.field=="average"){var j=parseFloat(f.value,10);
if(j>=7000){l.addClass("failure");
g="alert"
}else
{l.addClass("success");var h=0;
if
(j<=100){h=0}
else
{
if(j<=500){h=25}
else
{
if(j<=1000){h=50}
else
{
if(j<=2500){h=75}
else
{
if(j<=7000){h=100}
else
{h=null}
}

Re: Web Monitoring

jwiedow — Thu, 23 Apr 2020 14:31:18 GMT

Yes, you will need to restart Splunk on that instance. You may also need to clear your browser cache so it pulls down an updated file.

Re: Web Monitoring

odhammar — Thu, 23 Apr 2020 14:46:58 GMT

Thank you for the help, worked perfectly after a restart.

Re: Web Monitoring

jwiedow — Thu, 23 Apr 2020 14:57:13 GMT

You are welcome. Don't forget to mark my reply as the answer if it provided the help you needed.