2. Separated FineReport Template Performance and FineBI Template Performance.
1. Optimized the Performance Setting configuration by separating business types.
2. Expanded performance observation indicators to help you fully understand template access and performance status.
The FineBI Template Performance function is one of the business performance monitoring capabilities provided by FineOps.
It helps you fully understand the access and performance status of FineBI dashboards, quickly locate performance bottlenecks, and reduce troubleshooting costs.
1. Check the function scope.
This function applies only to FineBI dashboards accessed from desktops.
To use this function, the FineBI version must be either FineBI V6.1.9 to V6.1.x or V7.0.8 and later.
2. Ensure Tracing has been enabled.
Before using this function, make sure link tracing has been enabled. For details, see Prerequisites for Using Tracing.
3. Ensure Performance Setting has been configured.
Log in to FineOps as the admin, select the target project, choose Health Inspection > Business Performance, and click Performance Setting in the upper-right corner.
Click FineBI Template Performance, configure the FineBI template performance settings of the project, and click Save to complete the configuration.
Requests that exceed the set value are counted as slow requests.
The default value is 10,000 ms. This item is required, must be an integer, and must be at least 1,000 ms.
1. Log in to FineOps as the admin, enter the target managed project, and choose Health Inspection > Business Performance.
2. On the Business Performance page, select FineBI Template Performance from the drop-down list to switch to the corresponding monitoring module.
The performance overview page includes the Performance Overview Chart and Performance Overview Table sections, providing a global view of FineBI dashboard access.
1. Set display fields.
On the overview page, click Display Field in the upper-right corner and select the dimensions and indicators to be displayed. This setting takes effect on the drill-down details of the overview chart and the overview table.
Dashboard ID
First Meaningful Paint (FMP) indicates the duration from when a user opens a dashboard to when the visible area of the dashboard finishes loading and becomes interactive.
The average loading time indicates the average FMP of the dashboard.
Median FMP of the dashboard
Maximum FMP of the dashboard
A slow query is a request whose duration exceeds the value of Slow Query Threshold in the "Prerequisites" section.
This field displays the total number of slow queries.
Total slow queries/Total queries
2. Filter dashboards.
Click Filter to filter the FineBI dashboards in the overview chart and overview table.
Queries time out after 60 seconds. If a query times out, the query fails, and a message indicating a performance query timeout appears. Narrow the query scope and try again.
Filters FineBI dashboards by access time.
The default setting is Last 24 Hours. You can switch to Last 7 Days, Last 30 Days, Last 90 Days, or Custom.
Custom interval query results are cached and continue to be displayed until the next query. The time range of the last query is displayed to help avoid duplicate queries.
The retention period of business data is 5 days by default. To adjust it, see Prerequisites for Using Tracing.
Filters dashboards by dashboard ID.
Filters dashboards by average FMP.
Filters dashboards by slow query count.
The overview chart visually displays template access in charts, including the following three charts.
It displays FineBI dashboards with the highest access volume in descending order in a column chart.
The x-axis shows the access count, and the y-axis shows the template name. You can scroll to view all resources.
Click the corresponding column to go to the Detail tab page in FineBI Template Performance.
The x-axis shows the access count, and the y-axis shows the average FMP (ms).
Click the corresponding scatter point to go to the Detail tab page in FineBI Template Performance.
It displays the trends of the overall average FMP and total access count of the system within the selected time range to help identify the inflection point where performance deteriorates.
The x-axis shows dates, and the y-axis shows the average FMP and total access count.
Click a data point to go to the Detail tab page in FineBI Template Performance.
The overview table displays performance indicators aggregated by template ID.
1. View details of a single template.
Click the Template ID link of a template. The system passes the template ID in the row, the access user, and the queried time range of the current overview page to the Detail tab page in FineBI Template Performance and automatically triggers a query.
Optimization suggestions include the following items.
Slow query ratio ≤ 0.2
2. Export data.
Click the icon to export the data displayed on the current page as an Excel file to the local device for offline analysis and archiving.
The maximum number of exported rows is 1,000,000. If the limit is exceeded, only the first 1,000,000 rows are exported. If the data volume is too large, you are advised to narrow the time range and export data in batches.
The export timeout limit is 5 minutes. If the export times out, the message "Export timeout. Reduce the data range." appears. You are advised to narrow the time range or reduce filter items and execute the export again.
Each row in the detail table displays one access record of a template.
On the Detail tab page, click Display Field in the upper-right corner and select the dimensions and indicators to be displayed. This setting takes effect on the detail table.
The duration from when a user opens a dashboard to when the visible area of the dashboard finishes loading and becomes interactive
Total number of slow queries
Click Filter to filter the FineBI dashboards in the detail table.
Filters dashboards by failed query count.
The following redirection operations are available in the performance detail table.
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