I know you can pull transaction snatshot for an application with ..\request-snapshots?time-range-type=BEFORE_NOW&duration-in-mins=
How do you get the EUM browser snapshots?
Hi,
This is not available as an API at the moment. The feature is still under discussion but not on road map yet.
Regards,
Gaurav Soni
I did create a process that uses the Elastic Search API and pulls all of the end user browser request with the associated data. This allowed me to use the raw data points to calculate the APDEX.
I have a powershell that searches for an index that has the requested application name the current yyyy-MM in the name. it then creates the JSON body and sends it to the search engin to pull all of the data for that index. the resulting JSON text is parsed and searched to pull out the end user response times and those are used to generate the APDEX.
my question now is how are the indexes named, when is a new index created and how many of the browser indexs are kept for a given EUM application?
Rob Simons