Monitors requiring configuration
This section lists the monitors that require configuration, along with the supported server name formats.
Monitors list
Note: Resource monitors are automatically enabled when you run a test run. However, you must specify the machine you want to monitor and which resources to monitor for each machine. You can also add or remove machines and resources during the test run.
Monitor | Category | Description |
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Web Server Resource Graphs |
Provides information about the resource usage of the Apache web server during performance test runs. |
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AppDynamics monitor | AppDynamics Graphs |
Provides information on the availability and performance of software applications and the impact on user experience measured by the AppDynamics Platform. |
Azure Insights monitor | Microsoft Azure | Provides information on metrics collected from resources on the Azure Monitor Application Insights server. |
CA APM Graphs |
Provides analytics from the CA APM (Application Performance Management) server about monitored Web applications. |
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Citrix Server monitor |
Application Deployment Solutions |
Measures statistics related to the Citrix MetaFrame XP server during a performance run. |
Datadog monitor | Datadog graphs | Provides metrics collected by the Datadog platform. |
Dynatrace SaaS and Managed monitors | Dynatrace SaaS / Managed Graphs |
Provides the Controller access to data measured by Dynatrace SaaS, a cloud-based APM tool, and Dynatrace Managed, the on-premises model. |
Microsoft Active Server Pages monitor | Web Application Server Graphs |
Measures Microsoft Active Server Pages servers during a test run and isolate application server performance bottlenecks. |
Web Server Resource Graphs |
Provides information about the resource usage of the Microsoft IIS web server during performance test runs. |
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Network Delay Time monitor | Network Graphs | Display information about the network delays on your system. |
New Relic monitor | New Relic |
Provides information on the availability and performance of software applications and the impact on user experience measured by the New Relic Digital Intelligence Platform. |
Database Server Resource Graphs |
Measure database resource usage statistics for Oracle servers during a performance test run. You use this monitor to isolate database server performance bottlenecks. Note: The Oracle Database monitor is not supported and was removed from the monitors list. |
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Prometheus monitor | Prometheus Server Graphs |
Provides metrics collected by the Prometheus server. |
Service Virtualization monitor | Service Virtualization Graphs |
Measures statistics related to service virtualization, per operation and service.
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System Resource Graphs |
Measures the SiteScope system resource usage on a machine during a test run, and helps you determine why a bottleneck occurred on a machine. |
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Database Server Resource Graphs |
Measure database resource usage statistics for SQL servers during a performance test run. You use this monitor to isolate database server performance bottlenecks. |
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(Available in 25.3 and later) |
Splunk Graphs |
Provides metrics collected by the Splunk Application Performance Monitoring (APM) tool. |
System Resource Graphs |
Measures the UNIX system resource usage on a machine during a test run, and helps you determine why a bottleneck occurred on a machine. |
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System Resource Graphs |
Measures the Windows, UNIX, and SiteScope system resource usage on a machine during a test run, and helps you determine why a bottleneck occurred on a machine. |
Supported server name formats
When configuring monitors, you can specify the server name using either an IP address or a Fully Qualified Domain Name (FQDN). The table below lists the available monitors and the formats they support.
Support status | Monitor name |
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Full support for IPv6 format |
Apache Web Server Citrix Server Prometheus Network Delay Time Service Virtualization SiteScope UNIX Resources |
Uncertified support for IPv6 format |
AppDynamics Azure Insights CA APM Dynatrace SaaS New Relic |
No IPv6 format support |
Microsoft Active Server Pages Microsoft IIS Windows Resources |
Note: Resource monitors, such as Windows Resources, UNIX Resources, and SiteScope are automatically enabled when you run a test run. However, you must specify the machine you want to monitor and which resources to monitor for each machine. You can also add or remove machines and resources during the test run.
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