Is it possible to measure Sharepoint Online page load times with Splunk? I know it can be done with Application Insights. But I need to know if it's possible with Splunk
Yes it can be done. You could configure a splunk rest url and call it in the header of the sharepoint. So when any page is called you can pass arguments as name of the page loaded to the url. And push an event to splunk as scripted data input.
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I Have my application set up with azure app insights, and I am capturing the custom events from across the application, there are events that can be triggered from multiple pages. So I am wondering is there any way in azure dashboard I could segregate events by page ?
Eg- Download button can be triggered from Search page and also from Collections page
So is there any way I could have events from Search Page shown individually and same with collections page ?
I am new to azure app insights, help is appreciated.
my current custom events look like this
It is very hard to read the events on page basis.
Thank you.
there are events that can be triggered from multiple pages.So I am wondering is there any way in azure dashboard I could segregate events by page ?
I suggest you could choose specific event name and operation name in Filters to achieve your goal:
You could also segregate events in Application Insights Analytics.
So is there any way I could have events from Search Page shown individually and same with collections page ?
You could filter the events by selecting specific event name:
I want to create processer-group in Nifi.from somewhere I will get the tenant name Based on tenant I want to make processer-group, is it possible through programmatically? Please reply
As #daggett pointed out in the comments, the Apache NiFi REST API provides documentation on the expected input and response of every API method. To discover the correct method(s) to perform a task, it is often easiest to use the NiFi UI with your browser's developer tools open. The NiFi UI is a reference implementation of an API client, as all UI activities are performed using the API. Simply execute the desired task (i.e. drag a process group onto the canvas and enter a name) and watch the resulting requests fire in the developer tools window.
Please, assist me on this one.
Project is for Web Single Page Application that does not provide different urls for different view. Everything loads by clicking within one screen. I was asked to find performance tool to test such application.
I will not be able to get HP Loadrunner or any such tool that is in the same price range. Maybe there is an open source or how to use JIRA for my project?
Thanks
When you click somewhere, even if screen doesn't change, browser sends relevant HTTP Request (usually GET or POST). JMeter acts on protocol level, it doesn't actually "render" the page or execute JavaScript but it can send any HTTP Request.
So you should be able to record all the requests using JMeter's HTTP(S) Test Script Recorder and replay them with larger number of threads according to your load test scenario.
You can use View Results Tree listener to visualize request and response details and JMeter Assertions to ensure that test actually does what it should do.
I'm running an e-commerce website and I send my customers regular newsletters.
I'm using nopcommerce v2.40.
I just see who all are subscribed. I want to develop a detailed newsletter management system, something like MailChimp.
I want a report on how many users actually clicked on the link that I sent them via e-mail.
Can anyone tell me how to do that??
This is a pretty generalized question but I'm new at this and I have no idea how to do it.
Thank you !
You can do this sort of thing quite simply with Google Analytics.
Here are some links worth looking at.
Google Analytics Email Tracking
Setting up campaign tracking in Google Analytics
Simple,
in your email newsletter add params you need to collect.
Example
click to view
Everytime someone would click on the above link, they would be taken to your default controller that collects clicks and other parameters you want. You would then save that data and redirect to an actual page you want them to see via "redirect" parameter provided in the url.
Basically, I want to use the Facebook Ads Manager Tool to estimate the number of users targeted by a particular set of targeting parameters. I know there is a published API available, but it is only usable if you are on their advertising application "whitelist." I am sure what I am asking is possible. Plus, it would be interesting to learn more about scraping.
Facebook's Ads Manager Tool is basically an AJAX UI for their ads API. In the process of creating a campaign, you can specify targeting parameters, and the page will dynamically report the number of users targeted as you modify the parameters. From what I've read on the web and here on stackOverflow, it is possible to use Firebug or a similar tool to pick apart what requests are being made by the page and to where, then mimicking these calls to get the information you want.
I'm having trouble interpreting the panels of Firebug. I think the URI I'm trying to send a request to is www.facebook.com/ajax/inventory_estimator.php, though I'm not sure how to form a call.
So, if I want to write a script or program that takes a list of words to use as keywords and returns the estimated number of users for each keyword, how could I do it?
Link to Facebook's Ads Manager Tool, Campaign Creation Page:
http://www.facebook.com/ads/create
yes using an extension like firebug to examine the HTTP requests is a good way to do this.
The Net tab is the one you want (last one).
Have you tried irobotsoft webscraper? It has a good ajax support.
Check their forum here: http://irobotsoft.org/bb/YaBB.pl