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    ›Scoping an App

    Intro

    • In To Win
    • Course Overview

    Scoping an App

    • Running An App
    • Routing Data
    • Analyzing Data

    Conclusion

    • Conclusion

    Analyzing AppScope Data

    Our configuration is sending our AppScope data to Elasticsearch for high-cardinality event analytics, and to Prometheus for cost-effective metric reporting. We've included some prebuilt dashboards in both, to easily interact with the AppScope data.

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    Look at Elasticsearch/Kibana Analytics

    1. Click the "Kibana" tab up top

    Here, you can find a rich interactive dashboard, showing which websites we are navigating to, which files Firefox is opening, details about network connections, and more. If you're adventurous, use Kibana's hamburger menu (top left) to open the "Analytics" > "Discover" section, where you can navigate the raw data and analyze it yourself.

    AppScope also outputs detailed performance data as metrics, which can be sent to any metrics tool – in this case, Prometheus and Grafana.

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    Look at Prometheus/Grafana Analytics

    1. Click the "Grafana" tab up top.

    Here, we have everything from the number of HTTP requests through file and network socket opens and closes, to resource consumption like CPU and Memory. AppScope gives full visibility into the application's performance.

    Feel free to keep browsing the web on the scoped Firefox, and to scroll around our Grafana dashboard and click "Explore" at the left, to get a feel for the performance metrics that AppScope outputs.

    Finally, let's wrap up with what we've learned.

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