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How to record jpg and css Request

Kay_Koedel
Path Finder

How can we recort jpg and css requests with appdynamics? In the uem snapshots we see a lot of jpg and css requests but they dont appear in the application server as business transactions. We know that the application server ist serving the requests. It is importaint for us to know how many requests/hits get on the server.

Currently we just see jsf requests, but this is only a small part of the application.

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Kay_Koedel
Path Finder

I hoped that it is possible like in dynatrace. The overhead and performance impact there is not measureably. We currently have problems, we see long user actions up to minutest but only seconds in the businesstransactions on the server. Sometimes even jpg's take long to load. Okay question answered..

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Jean-Baptiste_M
Builder
Hello
The solution is to use Log Analytics on the Web Server log files that will
give you visibility to resources hits.
https://docs.appdynamics.com/display/PRO42/Application+Analytic

Let me know if you have other questions.
JB
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Kay_Koedel
Path Finder

We dont have loganalytics licenses. Bad to hear that appd cannot record all requests.

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Jean-Baptiste_M
Builder

Well, you see the calls to the ressources in the browser snapshots therefore you can see what impacts the performance.. The idea of business transactions is to track performance or errors at code level to DB and external services. The jpg and csss don't really do that. Can you imagine the performance impact on the agent if he would capture all these requests? The purpose of an APM solution is to troubleshoot transaction performance, not really static resources issues, therefore we do it with another module. JB

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Kay_Koedel
Path Finder

I hoped that it is possible like in dynatrace. The overhead and performance impact there is not measureably. We currently have problems, we see long user actions up to minutest but only seconds in the businesstransactions on the server. Sometimes even jpg's take long to load. Okay question answered..

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