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Components Tab Page
If issues at the application-level are hindering segment performance, you can promptly isolate such issues and the segment components affected by them using the Components tab page (see Figure 1).
Figure 1 : The Components tab page of the Segment dashboard
By default, in the Components tab page for a particular segment, you will find pre-configured application-level metrics pulled out of that segment component which is currently experiencing problems of the highest priority. This is why, the component type to which such a component belongs is chosen by default from the Type list in the Components tab page. If need be, you can pick a different Type from this list to view the current state of all segment components of that type.
You can even override the default measure list for a component type by configuring additional application-level metrics to be displayed in the Components tab page or by removing one/more metrics that pre-exist. For this, click on the icon at the right, top corner of Figure 2. Figure 2 will appear.
Figure 2 : Adding a new measure to the Components tab page of the Segment dashboard
To add a measure to the Components tab page using Figure 2, do the following:
To delete a measure from the Systems tab page using Figure 2, do the following:
Pick a Component Type from the list of component types that are part of all the fully-configured segments in your environment (see Figure 3).
By default, the contents of the Components tab page are sorted based on the state of the segment components listed therein. If more that one component of a chosen Type exists in the same state, then the components of that state will be sorted in alphabetical order. If need be, you can change the sort order. For example, if you wish to sort the components listed in the Components tab page in the descending order of the values of their Response time, just click on the Response time label. Doing so, tags the Response time label with a down arrow icon – this icon indicates that the Components tab page is currently sorted in the descending order of the responsiveness of each component. To change the sort order to ‘ascending’, all you need to do is just click again on the Response time label or the down arrow icon. Similarly, you can sort the Components tab page based on any column available in the table.
Click on any segment component in the Components tab page to view the layer model of that component.
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