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[APM] Performance comparison charts by user agent (browser) #43342

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sorenlouv opened this issue Aug 15, 2019 · 1 comment · Fixed by #49582
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[APM] Performance comparison charts by user agent (browser) #43342

sorenlouv opened this issue Aug 15, 2019 · 1 comment · Fixed by #49582
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Summary

APM RUM users can enable collecting user agent information. This helps customers using RUM monitoring to view performance comparison charts by user agent.

Avg. page load duration distribution by browser

Chart - Avg page load duration distribution by browser

  • Much like the region map, we'll also render a time-series chart grouped by the user-agent.browser for the selected time range. The KPI element in the chart will show the top browser.
  • Hovering on the chart will show the duration avg's for each time bucket for each browser agent

Full page screen examples

Just to show examples of the full layout.

01 - RUM - Page loads - Top level

02 - RUM - Page load detail
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@sorenlouv sorenlouv changed the title [APM] Performance comparison charts by user agent [APM] Performance comparison charts by user agent (browser) Aug 28, 2019
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smith added a commit to smith/kibana that referenced this issue Nov 1, 2019
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[APM] Performance comparison charts by browser
2a1ae9e 
Show a chart with average page load broken down by user agent name on the RUM overview.

I tested this by setting up a RUM agent on a sample app on my test cloud cluster.

On the internal APM dev cluster you'll need to set the time range to about 90 days then look at the "client" app and find the time range where there are requests. Unfortunately with this sample data the only series you see is "Other" because there aren't a lot of requests.

Fixes elastic#43342
smith added a commit to smith/kibana that referenced this issue Nov 11, 2019
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[APM] Performance comparison charts by browser
f6f34fd 
Show a chart with average page load broken down by user agent name on the RUM overview.

I tested this by setting up a RUM agent on a sample app on my test cloud cluster.

On the internal APM dev cluster you'll need to set the time range to about 90 days then look at the "client" app and find the time range where there are requests. Unfortunately with this sample data the only series you see is "Other" because there aren't a lot of requests.

Fixes elastic#43342
smith added a commit to smith/kibana that referenced this issue Nov 14, 2019
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[APM] Performance comparison charts by browser
53b0bb6 
Show a chart with average page load broken down by user agent name on the RUM overview.

I tested this by setting up a RUM agent on a sample app on my test cloud cluster.

On the internal APM dev cluster you'll need to set the time range to about 90 days then look at the "client" app and find the time range where there are requests. Unfortunately with this sample data the only series you see is "Other" because there aren't a lot of requests.

Fixes elastic#43342
smith added a commit to smith/kibana that referenced this issue Nov 15, 2019
@smith
[APM] Performance comparison charts by browser
71494d7 
Show a chart with average page load broken down by user agent name on the RUM overview.

I tested this by setting up a RUM agent on a sample app on my test cloud cluster.

On the internal APM dev cluster you'll need to set the time range to about 90 days then look at the "client" app and find the time range where there are requests. Unfortunately with this sample data the only series you see is "Other" because there aren't a lot of requests.

Fixes elastic#43342
smith added a commit to smith/kibana that referenced this issue Nov 15, 2019
@smith
[APM] Performance comparison charts by browser
f721891 
Show a chart with average page load broken down by user agent name on the RUM overview.

I tested this by setting up a RUM agent on a sample app on my test cloud cluster.

On the internal APM dev cluster you'll need to set the time range to about 90 days then look at the "client" app and find the time range where there are requests. Unfortunately with this sample data the only series you see is "Other" because there aren't a lot of requests.

Fixes elastic#43342
smith added a commit to smith/kibana that referenced this issue Nov 19, 2019
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[APM] Performance comparison charts by browser
e07a8f3 
Show a chart with average page load broken down by user agent name on the RUM overview.

I tested this by setting up a RUM agent on a sample app on my test cloud cluster.

On the internal APM dev cluster you'll need to set the time range to about 90 days then look at the "client" app and find the time range where there are requests. Unfortunately with this sample data the only series you see is "Other" because there aren't a lot of requests.

Fixes elastic#43342
smith added a commit to smith/kibana that referenced this issue Nov 20, 2019
@smith
[APM] Performance comparison charts by browser
bb4ec15 
Show a chart with average page load broken down by user agent name on the RUM overview.

I tested this by setting up a RUM agent on a sample app on my test cloud cluster.

On the internal APM dev cluster you'll need to set the time range to about 90 days then look at the "client" app and find the time range where there are requests. Unfortunately with this sample data the only series you see is "Other" because there aren't a lot of requests.

Fixes elastic#43342
smith added a commit that referenced this issue Nov 20, 2019
@smith
[APM] Performance comparison charts by user agent (browser) (#49582)
35b0362 
Show a chart with average page load broken down by user agent name on the RUM overview.

I tested this by setting up a RUM agent on a sample app on my test cloud cluster.

On the internal APM dev cluster you'll need to set the time range to about 90 days then look at the "client" app and find the time range where there are requests. Unfortunately with this sample data the only series you see is "Other" because there aren't a lot of requests.

Also factor out the color selection into a common helper.

Fixes #43342
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smith added a commit to smith/kibana that referenced this issue Nov 20, 2019
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[APM] Performance comparison charts by user agent (browser) (elastic#…
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…49582)

Show a chart with average page load broken down by user agent name on the RUM overview.

I tested this by setting up a RUM agent on a sample app on my test cloud cluster.

On the internal APM dev cluster you'll need to set the time range to about 90 days then look at the "client" app and find the time range where there are requests. Unfortunately with this sample data the only series you see is "Other" because there aren't a lot of requests.

Also factor out the color selection into a common helper.

Fixes elastic#43342
smith added a commit that referenced this issue Nov 20, 2019
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[7.x] [APM] Performance comparison charts by user agent (brows… (#51189)
5789f1c 
Show a chart with average page load broken down by user agent name on the RUM overview.

I tested this by setting up a RUM agent on a sample app on my test cloud cluster.

On the internal APM dev cluster you'll need to set the time range to about 90 days then look at the "client" app and find the time range where there are requests. Unfortunately with this sample data the only series you see is "Other" because there aren't a lot of requests.

Also factor out the color selection into a common helper.

Fixes #43342
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