How is the Apdex score calculated?
The Apdex score is determined based on the following criteria:
If the total response is less than the provided threshold, the score is set to 1.
If the total response is less than four times the specified threshold, the score is set to 0.5.
If the total response exceeds the specified threshold, the score is set to 0.
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What does the Apdex score in an application mean?
The Apdex score you see is the most recent score of the application that is associated with the agent you're viewing.
How is the current Apdex score calculated for an application?
The Apdex score you see for each application represents the average Apdex score of the agents that the application is currently monitoring.
How is the overall Apdex score calculated?
The overall Apdex score is calculated by taking the sum of the current Apdex scores of all agents and dividing by the number of applications. This is also referred to as the average. The formula can be expressed as: Overall Apdex score = (Sum of ...
If ping and tracepath are disabled for an application, does this have any bearing on the Apdex score?
No, the Apdex score remains unaffected when ping and tracepath are disabled. Only the application's response time has the potential to impact the Apdex score.
What information about an application is available in DEM?
In DEM, when you add an application, you can access various details including the name, target, port, type, Apdex grade and score, user experience chart, user impact data, processing time, ping, tracepath, and for HTTPS applications certificate ...