Groups

These groups allow the monitoring of metrics only for a selected subset of transactions. Groups can be organized into tree structures.

In a group, transactions can be manually sorted into a tree structure. A group can be defined using filter rules. You can create groups, for example, for:

• PHP files only

• Clients in the local network or a particular branch only

• A group of users or important selected transactions

You can switch between applications using the tabs at the top. Several sets of groups (root groups) can be created for every application.

Groups box:

• Root groups – selection of the root group.

• Create root group button – used to create a new group tree.

• Create root group as a copy button – used to create a new group tree by copying an existing tree from the currently selected or another application.

• Create group button – used to create a new subordinate group under the currently selected group in the tree above. The following button in the group tree has the same effect:

After clicking a particular group, you can modify its parameters in the boxes on the right:

• Name – the name of the group.

• Active – activation of group monitoring. Only active groups are monitored.

Advanced group configuration is described in the Groups – Advanced configuration chapter.

In other parts of the page, you can configure that transactions are to be selected by filters (Selection of transaction using filters) or by including particular transactions (Selection from a list of transactions).