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Workspace IBM MAS - Common Services
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Created on Jan 20, 2025

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Grafana monitoring dashboard should include metric "requests per minute"

Today Maximo on openshift includes grafana dashboard that can show important values like "average response time". However this value is not useful standing alone without the knowledge of the number of requests on the pod. As a standard value "requests per minute" must be included to help administrators conclude on the "average response time". As an example: If you have a high average response time it could be okay if there is a high number of requests on the pod. Maybe there is a synchronization job that runs and sends thousands of requests resulting in the responsetime to increase. However if there is no added load but a high responsetime it means something is likely wrong deeper in the system like on the pod it self or database or network.

So as said "average requests per minute" should be included as a metric and added to the standard dashboard next to average responsetime for admins to conclude on the health of the Maximo installation.

This requirement becomes very obvious when migrating from v7 to 8 or 9 as performance can be highly impacted as a result of the change in infrastructure moving to Open Shift.

Idea priority High
Needed By Yesterday (Let's go already!)
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