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Appdynamics dashboard metrics aggregation

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Hello Team

When we use appdynamics dashboard , the metrics by default is shown for 1 minute for smaller timelines & as per filteration increases to more hours , day or week- the metrics appears in aggregated or average manner.

Is it possible to get a minute view of data for any timeline filtered using any other feature of appdynamics or some settings ?

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Brian_Wheeldon
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Minute-level data is available for time ranges within the last four hours as described at https://docs.appdynamics.com/display/PRO45/Metric+Data+Resolution+over+Time

Older time ranges will be rolled up to 10 minute or one-hour summaries with Min, Max, Average, and Sum.

Both of your screenshots show the one-minute data.

Regards,

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open768
Path Finder

another approach, if there are a small number of metrics for which this level of detail is needed,  would be to set up a batch job that uses the REST apis to extracts the minute by minute data into an external data repository. 

Regards

Sunil - https://www.chickenkatsu.co.uk/apps/reporter/

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Brian_Wheeldon
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Minute-level data is available for time ranges within the last four hours as described at https://docs.appdynamics.com/display/PRO45/Metric+Data+Resolution+over+Time

Older time ranges will be rolled up to 10 minute or one-hour summaries with Min, Max, Average, and Sum.

Both of your screenshots show the one-minute data.

Regards,

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