This document was translated by ChatGPT

1. Business Definition

Business definition includes the business name, the definition of data tables, as well as the definition of service groups, services, and paths within the business. Below is a detailed introduction on how to define them.

00-Term Explanation

A business can consist of several services and paths. Services can be fully customized by the user and added to custom service groups; alternatively, service groups can be set up to automatically generate services within the group, corresponding to auto-grouped service groups. Paths are defined by specifying the access relationships of services. The following explains the above diagram:

• Business: Mobile Banking Business
• Services:
  • Independent services not added to any group: Frontend Load Service
  • Added to custom service group, Frontend Service Group: Operations Frontend Service, Financial Frontend Service
  • Services generated by auto-grouped service group, Midend Service Group: Rights Center Service, Search Center Service, Average Center Service, Payment Center Service
• Paths:
  • Custom: Frontend Load Service -> Operations Frontend Service; Frontend Load Service -> Financial Frontend Service; Operations Frontend Service -> Midend Service Group (auto-grouped); Financial Frontend Service -> Midend Service Group (auto-grouped)
  • Auto-generated: Access relationships between services within the Midend Service Group (auto-grouped)

1.1 Business List

01-Business List

• ① Create New Business: Supports creating a new business. For details, please refer to the [Create New Business] section
• ② Name: Click to enter the Business Details Page. For details, please refer to the [Business Details Page] section
• ③ Star: Click to star or unstar, the list will be sorted by default starred + name dictionary order in descending order
• ④ Service Topology: Click to jump to the Service Topology page to view the current business in a waterfall topology
• ⑤ Service List: Click to jump to the Service List page
• ⑥ Edit: Edit the business
• ⑦ Delete: Delete the business

1.1.1 Create New Business

02-Create New Business

• Name: Required, business name
• Data Table: Required, the data table from which the business data originates
  • To view the network metrics of the business, select Network-Path-Metric Data (xx). To view the application metrics of the business, select Application-Path-Metric Data (xx)
• Metric Quantity: Depending on the data table, the corresponding metric quantity can be used
  • Supports setting up to 10 metric quantities

1.1.2 Business Details Page

The business details page consists of Basic Information and Operations and Details List, where you can define services, service groups, and paths for the current business.

1.1.2.1 Services

03-Services

• Basic Information and Operations
  • Basic Information: Displays the data table, metrics, and the number of services, service groups, and paths for the business
    • Click on the statistics to quickly switch the list below to the corresponding services, service groups, or paths
  • Operations
    • Edit: Supports modifying the name, data table, and metrics of the current business. For details, please refer to the [Create New Business] section
    • Star: After setting the star, it will be displayed first on the Business List page
    • Service Topology: Jump to the Service Topology page to view the topology of the business. For details, please refer to the Service Topology section
    • Service List: Jump to the Service List page to view the topology of the business. For details, refer to the Service Topology section
• Service List: Information related to all services in the current business, supports editing and deleting
  • For example, Redis/DNS/Access Client/Stress Test Client are all independent services

04-Create New Service

• Name: Required, service name must be unique within the same business
• Icon: The service ICON displayed in Service Topology and Service List, currently selectable as Resource-Icon
• Filter Conditions: Define service data based on filter conditions, supports bi-directional/uni-directional queries
  • Independently set client and server: If checked, use the client and server filter condition boxes for uni-directional filtering; if unchecked, perform bi-directional filtering
  • Direction: Define filter conditions for the service in different roles
    • Bi-directional: A single filter condition box for both client and server filter conditions
    • Uni-directional: Server and Client two filter condition boxes
      • Server: Filter conditions only as a server
      • Client: Filter conditions only as a client
  • For filter condition operations, please refer to the Query section
    • Group: Default is *
• Service Group: Supports adding to custom type service groups, a service can only be added to one service group. For the definition of service groups, refer to subsequent sections
• Metric Threshold: Can adjust the metric threshold for each service
  • By default, metrics are collapsed, click the expand button to expand and edit
  • When the metric quantity exceeds the threshold, the corresponding service display will be highlighted in red

1.1.2.2 Service Groups

05-Service Groups

• Service Group List: Each row represents a group of services within the business, such as the Frontend Service Group, which can include APP Access Service, Web Access Service. DeepFlow service groups can be user-defined, adding custom services one by one, or automatically recognized groups of services can form service groups.

06-Create New Service Group

• Name: Required, service group name must be unique within the same business
• Type: Divided into auto-grouped and custom types
  • Custom: User-defined, can independently select services to join
  • Auto-grouped: A service group automatically recognized based on the filter conditions set
    • Group: Can be grouped according to auto_service or custom auto-grouping tags
    • For Direction and Filter Conditions usage instructions, please refer to the [Services] section
• Metric Threshold

1.1.2.3 Paths

07-Paths

• Path List: Each row represents a path where a service/service group accesses another service/service group. For example, Client=Service A, Server=Service B indicates that Service A accesses Service B based on the client filter conditions and the server filter conditions to query the path data.
  • Batch Delete: Check the checkbox to support batch deletion

08-Create New Path

• Name: Required, path name
• Client: Multi-select, options are All, custom services and auto-grouped types of service groups
• Server: Multi-select, options are All, custom services and auto-grouped types of service groups
• All: Indicates selecting all custom services/auto-grouped types of service groups