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Version: Version 26.3

Summary

This section presents six indicators that help identify web applications with the highest latency, number of errors, and number of anomalies. Additionally, from this view, you can see the number of devices making requests to each application, access dates, and usage evolution over time.

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Indicators - Top 5 Web Apps​

  • Number of workspaces

    Shows the most used applications based on the number of unique devices that have made requests.

  • Top 5 Web Apps - Highest latency

    Indicates the applications with the highest average latency (milliseconds) during the last 24 hours.

  • Top 5 Web Apps - Most errors

    Presents the applications that have recorded the highest number of errors in requests during the last 24 hours.

  • Top 5 Web Apps - Most requested anomalies

    Identifies the applications that have recorded the most anomalies when processing requests during the last 48 hours.

  • Top 5 Web Apps - Most common latency anomalies

    Shows the applications that present the highest number of latency-related anomalies in the last 48 hours.

  • Top 5 Web Apps - Most common error anomalies

    Details the applications that have registered the most anomalies in reported errors during the last 48 hours.

Selecting an application in any of the indicators allows access to its detailed view. The View All button opens the Web Apps Metrics table, filtered according to the indicator being reviewed.

Requests​

This line chart shows the number of requests made by users to each of the five most consulted web applications during the last 24 hours.

On the right side is the legend, which allows:

  • Displaying only the data of one web application (keeping its name active in color and the rest in gray)
  • Displaying only the total requests (activating the word Requests and leaving the other elements inactive).

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Errors​

This chart shows the number of recorded errors when making requests to each of the five most consulted web applications during the last 24 hours.

On the right side is the legend, which allows:

  • Displaying only the data of one web application (keeping its name active in color and the rest in gray).
  • Displaying only the total errors (activating the word Errors and leaving the other elements inactive).

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