After you integrate an application with User Experience Monitoring, use the Application Settings page to manage the application's identity, upload source map files for readable error stack traces, or remove applications you no longer monitor.
Open the Application Settings page
Log on to the ARMS console.
In the left-side navigation pane, choose . In the top navigation bar, select the region where your application is deployed.
Click the name of the application. On the application details page, click the Application Settings tab.
View and edit basic information
The Basic Information tab displays the following fields:
| Field | Description | Editable |
|---|---|---|
| Name | The application name assigned at creation. | No |
| Alias | A display name for the application. | Yes |
| PID | The process identifier (PID) assigned to the application. | No |
| Creation time | The date and time when the application was created. | No |
| Raw logs | The raw log data reported by the application. | No |
| Data report URL | The endpoint URL used for data reporting. | No |
| Description | A text description of the application. | Yes |
To update the alias or description, modify the value in the corresponding field and save your changes.
This tab also provides instructions for installing the OpenRUM SDK. If you have not yet integrated the SDK, follow the on-screen guide to complete the setup.
Upload and manage source map files
The File Management tab lets you upload and manage source map files (.js.map) for your application.
Why source maps matter
In production, JavaScript code is typically minified and obfuscated to reduce file size and improve load times. Obfuscation replaces meaningful variable and function names with short, random strings, which makes error stack traces difficult to read.
A source map maps obfuscated code back to the original source. After you upload source maps, you can de-obfuscate error stack traces to reveal the true error stacks. This significantly reduces the time to locate and fix issues.
Upload source maps
On the File Management tab, upload the .js.map files for your application.
Delete an application
If you no longer need to monitor an application, use the Delete application tab to permanently remove it.
Deleting an application is irreversible. To monitor the application again, you must re-integrate it with Real User Monitoring (RUM). For details, see Integrate a web application or an HTML5 application or Integrate a mini program.
To delete an application:
On the Delete application tab, click Delete application.
In the confirmation dialog box, enter the application name and click OK.