My requirement is - AppD Health rule should trigger alert when call per hour < x (eg: 10). But while setting this, I could not find call/hour metric in AppD controller. It has all perMin metrics. So how to achieve this alerting criteria in AppD health rule?
I'd try setting "Use data from last" to 60 minutes. In Criteria-tab use "Single Metric" with Sum of "Calls per Minute" and define your threshold.
As per your scenario, you can go for "Use data from last" 60 minutes and evaluation time will be based on your choice.
Instead of sum, you can go for static values like numbers if you have a previous metric trend of your application.
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Question: What is the right way to filter active users based on the presence of an event?
I'm trying to report on a count of users that have performed a particular action (purchased an item) on my site.
The aim is to have a Daily Unique Buyer (akin to DAU or 1dayUsers) and Monthly Unique Buyer (akin MAU or 30dayUser) metric.
For the Daily Unique Buyer metric I have tried two separate approaches and I am getting different results for both.
Approach 1) Use ga:Users metric and apply filter ga:eventCategory=="Purchase"
Approach 2) Create custom Segment, Ensure that Advanced Filter condition is for Users (not Sessions) and set the same filter ga:eventCategory=="Purchase"
The first approach seems to yield the desired result when compared to the second.
Unfortunately, the first approach does not extend to computing the same metric for Monthly Unique Buyers.
Most post on StackOverflow suggest that creating a segment (approach 2) is the right way forward. This however, yields more users than events, which can't be correct.
Even more perplexing - Applying the segment in Audience -> Active Users interface yields a different result to programmatic app-script query below
const optArgs = {
'dimensions': 'ga:date',
'sort': '-ga:date','
start-index': '1',
'max-results': 250,
'segment: 'gaid::xxxx',
}
Analytics.Data.Ga.get(
myViewId, startDate, endDate, 'ga:1dayUsers', optArgs
);
update: For those that struggled with this. I don't claim to understand why, but I was able to get the correct number by querying the desired metrics 1dayUsers and 30dayUsers one date at a time.
Running the report over a date range failed. I checked this with the list of actual active users (under User Explorer in the interface) and both 1 day and 30 day metrics are correct.
Would love for someone to explain why this is needed.
I added 'ga:eventLabel' function to my script and sum of sessions decreased from 2238 to 994. Why?
I expect the same result from both script
dim=['ga:eventLabel', 'ga:source','ga:sourceMedium']
met=['ga:sessions', 'ga:users']
start_date='2019-07-01'
end_date='2019-07-03'
transaction_type='Goal'
goal_number=''
refresh_token=token
condition=''
data_2=google_analytics_reporting_api_data_extraction(viewID,dim,met,start_date,end_date,refresh_token,transaction_type,goal_number,condition)
viewID='*********'
dim=['ga:source','ga:sourceMedium']
met=['ga:sessions', 'ga:users']
start_date='2019-07-01'
end_date='2019-07-03'
transaction_type='Goal'
goal_number=''
refresh_token=token
condition=''
data=google_analytics_reporting_api_data_extraction(viewID,dim,met,start_date,end_date, refresh_token,transaction_type, goal_number,condition)```
Here are the results:
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The two queries have two different meanings, and won't give you the same result, unless you have a data set, where all sessions have at least one event type hit associated with them.
The first query says: count all my users and sessions for the given date range, breaking it down by event label, source, source/medium and date. So in this case, you implicitly filter for any known event labels, where (not set) is an empty, but existing label for a recorded event. Sessions without any events are excluded.
The second query says: count all my users and sessions for the given date range, breaking it down by source, source/medium and date (regardless, if they had any events).
You can verify this behavior, if you create these custom reports in Google Analytics web UI. It is similar to querying custom dimensions: if no value was set for a given custom dimension, those records are excluded.
Does anyone know how to build a dynamic segment, using Google Core Reporting API V4, that gets only users that had a given event action, and for which the first session was recorded on DD/MM/YYY.
Ex: looking for all users who "installed" (first session) the (mobile) app on Dec 14, and have generate at least one event "clicked xxxx".
No way to find this in docs.
On google analytics dashboard, this can be achieved by creating a segment with a "Date of first session" value.
Thanks a lot,
You cant do this with a segment but i'll give you another option:
You can take advantage of the 'ga:sessionCount' parameter. Just make a query for all sessions en X day and another one of all N events in Y day. Finally, cross the data of X and Y day and you will end up with every user that had his first session on X day and made N events on Y day.
(Use ClientID as KEY when crossing the data)
I have a reservation.php page and on success, the page returns/post a 5 digit Confirmation No. as part of the URL. e.g. /reservation.php?Success=&ConfirmationNo=29564
In Google Analytics > Admin > Goals Detail > Destination URL, I have set the type "Begins with" and set the URL to /reservation.php?Success=&ConfirmationNo= But in Reporting > Conversions > Goals > Overview, it do not group (Goal Completion Location) all reservations into one goal URL instead showing each reservation URL separately. e.g.
Goal Completion Location:
/reservation.php?Success=&ConfirmationNo=29566
/reservation.php?Success=&ConfirmationNo=29567
/reservation.php?Success=&ConfirmationNo=29568
So I unable to compare the number of reservations with the previous month. I want it to show something like /reservation.php?Success=&ConfirmationNo= as one location with number of reservations in a period selected.
I tried to add . or * or .* at the end of URL and selected both "Begins with" and regular expression to group all the reservations but "Verify this goal" tool do not accept any of these and shows 0% completion in last 7 days.
Can you please help how can I group all my reservations into 1 Goal Completion Location?
Well Google Analytics does exactly what you told it to do. There are two different things:
Goal - a goal is triggered when the URL starts with /reservation.php?Success=&ConfirmationNo=
Goal completion location - simply shows the actual location where the goal happened
If you want to compare goals by month, go to Conversions -> Goals -> Overview. At the top left, choose name of your target in the dropdown menu (below segments). At the top right, choose grouping by month. At the very top right, choose the time period for which you want to compare data (at least two months).
Now you will see the chart of number of goals per each month in the specified time period.
If you are still unhappy with this reporting, then pass the variable ConfirmationNo in the $_POST field instead of the $_GET field.
I am trying to get the value of a metric 'activelogins' from Graphite. I increment the value by 1 every time a user logs in and decrements it when he logs out. I need to show the current number of 'activelogins' in my dashboard.
Querying using
summarize(stats_counts.user.activelogins,"99years", "sum")
as expected just gives me the sum and not the current which I actually want.
How do I get the current count of 'activelogins' from Graphite ?
I imagine you could use the absolute of the derivative of stats_counts.user.activelogins and than summarize this, as in absolute(derivative(stats_counts.user.activelogins)).