Bare-Metal Application Request Counts

The Application Request Counts card displays the number of requests (Successful and Failed) processed by the TIBCO ActiveMatrix BusinessWorks™ 5.x applications.

Application Request Counts Details Page

The Application Request Counts Details page provides a graphical view of the number of requests processed over time. You can get an overview of the success and failure rate captured during the life cycle of the running application instances. By using slider, select the time range to narrow down to the exact participating app in the app list. This enables you to do further analysis of the cause of the failures.

You can view the following information on the Application Request Counts details page. The data displayed in the table is updated based on the time range that you select in the graph. The following table provides the descriptions of the fields.

Column Description
All capabilities Name of the capability in which the application is deployed.
App name Name of the application. Click the application name to view the app details in a new window. If you click the dropdown arrow in the last column, you can view service instance names.
Data Plane name Name of the data plane on which the application is deployed.
Requests

The total number of requests processed by all the instances of the app. You can view the distribution of successful and failed counts in the selected time range in the context of the graph at the top.

When you expand the application row, the Requests column displays the percentage distribution of requests across multiple service instances.

Failures

The percentage of failed requests from the total number of requests processed by an application.

When you expand the application row, the Failures column displays the percentage of failed requests for each service instance.

Current Status The status column displays the current runtime status of an application. The status is reported by the monitor agent. For more information about app status, see Viewing Application Status.

To view traces, click the Expand icon in the first column. For more information, see Viewing Traces for Control Tower Applications.