After you configure a business trace, Application Real-Time Monitoring Service (ARMS) monitors the trace data. On the Overview page, you'll see key metrics, including the number of requests, error rate, and average response time.
Prerequisite
View the trace overview
Log on to the ARMS console. In the left-side navigation pane, choose .
On the page that appears, select a region in the top navigation bar and click the business trace you want to manage.
In the top navigation bar, click the Overview tab.
Dashboards
Here's what each row shows:
The requests and errors, and average response time of the entry calls for a business trace within the selected time range.
The trend charts, showing the requests and errors, and response time of the entry calls for a business trace within the selected time range.
The top 5 interfaces from the entry points to all downstream applications in a business trace within the selected time range, ranked by descending order of their aggregated metrics: the requests and errors, and average response time.
Panels
Actions
Click 
above the trend chart to compare data by group and time.
Comparison by group: The options for Groups are Basic fields and Instance tag.
Basic fields: The tags shared by all metrics, which specify the server IP address for group comparison.
Instance tag: In addition to the default instance tags, you can also customize instance tags to enhance the comparison capabilities based on groups. For more information, see Add and use tags.
Comparison by time: Specify the time range for comparison.
Query statements
Click 
above a section to view its Prometheus Query Language (PromQL) statements. In Managed Service for Prometheus or Managed Service for Grafana, customize the settings using the obtained PromQL statements.
In Managed Service for Prometheus, run the PromQL statements to view the metrics on the Metrics Explorer page.
Managed Service for Grafana lets you configure dashboards using PromQL statements. To do this, first integrate data sources.