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<chart>
	<!-- Chart title -->
	<title>API Invocations</title>
	<!-- Chart type, can be either piechart or linechart -->
	<type>piechart</type>
	<!-- Size of the chart -->
	<size>510,270</size>
	<elasticsearch><![CDATA[{
  "query": {
    "bool": {
      "must": [
        {
          "match_all": {}
        }
      ],
      "filter": {
        "range": {
          "response.endtime.msecs": {
            "gte": 0,
            "lte": 999999999999999
          }
        }
      }
    }
  },
  "aggs": {
    "API": {
      "terms": {
        "field": "prettyname.keyword",
        "size": 10
      },
      "aggs": {
        "Calls": {
          "value_count": {
            "field": "response.status"
          }
        }
      }
    }
  }
}
]]>
	</elasticsearch>
</chart>

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
<!-- This is the default report template. Note that all images referred to 
	in this xml document are loaded either from a file, or from the classpath 
	in case the referenced file does ont exist. -->
<statreport xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance" xsi:noNamespaceSchemaLocation="statreport.xsd">
	<!-- The <toprightlogo> image is shown at the top right corner of every 
		page. -->
	<toprightlogo>asseco_denmark_doc.png</toprightlogo>
	<topleftlogo>ceptor_doc.png</topleftlogo>
	<content>
		<!-- A welcome-page should contain the title of this report, and a logo 
			image. Information about the time period within the report will be added 
			automatically -->
		<welcome-page>
			<!--  Title on front page, and title of document -->
			<title>Ceptor</title>
			<!-- Subtitle will appear in white below the title, is only shown if cover page is set, not if logo is set instead of cover  -->
			<subtitle>Statistics</subtitle>
			<!-- Use either logo or cover here -->
<!-- 			<logo>asseco_building.jpg</logo>  -->
			<cover>CeptorCover.pdf</cover>
		</welcome-page>
		<!-- Here, you can add any number of pages to the report -->
	    <page>
			<!-- Page title -->
			<title>Overview</title>
			<!-- Within each page, you can add any number of <text> and <chart> elements -->

			<!-- A text element is simply a block of text which will be displayed 
				on the PDF page -->
			<text>Below is an overview of the general load on the system, the number of logins performed, HTTP requests processed etc.</text>
			<!-- A chart added to the page -->
			<chart>
				<!-- Chart title -->
				<title>Logins</title>
				<!-- Chart type, can be either piechart or linechart -->
				<type>piechart</type>
				<!-- Size of the chart -->
				<size>510,270</size>
				<!-- Which axis to show, can average, minimum, maximum or count, note that multiple <show-axis> elements can be added to the same chart -->
				<show-axis>count</show-axis>
				<!-- Specify which measured server/function to add to the chart, note that multiple <server> elements can be added to the same chart -->
				<server>
					<!-- Match any server starting with the name "session", ? and * wildcards can be used to match names -->
					<name>session*</name>
					<!-- Functions (measurement points) to select from -->
					<function>Login using plugin: [*]</function>
					<!--
					How should plots be summarized ? can be none, all, server or function
					This determines how many plots on the chart will be made depending on which patters the <name> and <function> tag matches.
					-->
					<summarize>function</summarize>
				</server>
			</chart>
			<chart>
				<title>Database</title>
				<type>linechart</type>
				<size>510,380</size>
				<position>40,20</position>
				<show-axis>count</show-axis>
				<show-axis>average</show-axis>
				<show-axis>maximum</show-axis>
				<server>
					<name>useradmin*</name>
					<function>JDBC Statement.execute</function>
					<legend>execute</legend>
					<summarize>function</summarize>
				</server>
				<server>
					<name>useradmin*</name>
					<function>JDBC Statement.executeQuery</function>
					<legend>executeQuery</legend>
					<summarize>function</summarize>
				</server>
				<server>
					<name>useradmin*</name>
					<function>JDBC Statement.executeUpdate</function>
					<legend>executeUpdate</legend>
					<summarize>function</summarize>
				</server>
			</chart>
		</page>
	    <page>
			<!-- Page title -->
			<title>API Usage</title>
			<!-- Within each page, you can add any number of <text> and <chart> elements -->

			<!-- A text element is simply a block of text which will be displayed 
				on the PDF page -->
			<text>Here, we have some API usage information showing calls to some of the APIs.</text>
			<!-- A chart added to the page -->
			<chart>
				<!-- Chart title -->
				<title>API Invocations</title>
				<!-- Chart type, can be either piechart or linechart -->
				<type>piechart</type>
				<!-- Size of the chart -->
				<size>510,270</size>
				<elasticsearch><![CDATA[{
  "query": {
    "bool": {
      "must": [
        {
          "match_all": {}
        }
      ],
      "filter": {
        "range": {
          "response.endtime.msecs": {
            "gte": 0,
            "lte": 999999999999999
          }
        }
      }
    }
  },
  "aggs": {
    "API": {
      "terms": {
        "field": "prettyname.keyword",
        "size": 10
      },
      "aggs": {
        "Calls": {
          "value_count": {
            "field": "response.status"
          }
        }
      }
    }
  }
}
]]>
				</elasticsearch>
			</chart>
			<chart>
				<title>APIs and HTTP Status codes</title>
				<type>linechart</type>
				<size>510,380</size>
				<position>40,20</position>
				<elasticsearch><![CDATA[{
  "query": {
    "bool": {
      "must": [
        {
          "match_all": {}
        }
      ],
      "filter": {
        "range": {
          "response.endtime.msecs": {
            "gte": 0,
            "lte": 999999999999999
          }
        }
      }
    }
  },
  "aggs": {
    "API": {
      "histogram": {
        "field": "response.endtime.msecs",
        "interval": 60000,
        "min_doc_count": 1
      },
      "aggs": {
        "Calls": {
          "terms": {
            "field": "prettyname.keyword",
            "size": 10
          },
          "aggs": {
            "HTTP Status": {
              "terms": {
                "field": "response.status",
                "size": 100
              }
            }
          }
        }
      }
    }
  }
}]]>
				</elasticsearch>
			</chart>
		</page>
		<page>
			<title>Database</title>
			<text>Here, information about the usage and performance of the database is shown.</text>
			<chart>
				<title>Database average response time</title>
				<type>linechart</type>
				<size>510,300</size>
				<position>40,50</position>
				<show-axis>count</show-axis>
				<show-axis>average</show-axis>
				<server>
					<name>*</name>
					<function>JDBC Statement.execute</function>
					<!-- Specify the legend, ${server} is replaced with the matching server 
						name -->
					<legend>${server} execute</legend>
					<summarize>server</summarize>
				</server>
				<server>
					<name>*</name>
					<function>JDBC Statement.executeQuery</function>
					<legend>${server} executeQuery</legend>
				</server>
				<server>
					<name>*</name>
					<function>JDBC Statement.executeUpdate</function>
					<legend>${server} executeUpdate</legend>
				</server>
			</chart>
			<chart>
				<title>Database maximum response time</title>
				<type>linechart</type>
				<size>510,300</size>
				<position>40,400</position>
				<show-axis>count</show-axis>
				<show-axis>maximum</show-axis>
				<server>
					<name>*</name>
					<function>JDBC Statement.execute*</function>
					<summarize>server</summarize>
				</server>
			</chart>
		</page>
		<page>
			<title>Destination server Performance Summary</title>
			<!-- 
			Markdown syntax - see http://daringfireball.net/projects/markdown/syntax/
			
			In here, you can add simple formatting.
			
			Variables:
			
			Notice the ${stat:count:"*":"WebServer response time"} variable - this allows you to extract
			numbers from the statistics, in this case the number of calls to "WebServer response Time" for all servers.
			
			This special variable can be used both within <text> and <markdown> tags. Its contents is replaced
			with the appropriate value.
			
			The syntax is:
			${stat:<type>:"<servers>":"<functions>"}
			
			where <type> is one of count, average, minimum, maximum or total.
			and <servers> and <functions> can contain wildcards and are used to match relevant servers and
			functions to provide data for.
			
			You can also use the variable ${currenttimestamp} which is replaced with the current time and date
			in the generated PDF report.		
			-->
			<markdown>
<![CDATA[
Below is a quick summary of the average performance of applications/services
Data is from ${currenttimestamp}
<p/>
<p/>
<table border="1">
	<tr>
		<td>Number of calls</td>
		<td>${stat:count:"*":"WebServer response time"}</td>
	</tr>
	<tr>
		<td>Minimum response time</td>
		<td>${stat:minimum:"*":"WebServer response time"}</td>
	</tr>
	<tr>
		<td>Maximum response time</td>
		<td>${stat:maximum:"*":"WebServer response time"}</td>
	</tr>
	<tr>
		<td>Average response time</td>
		<td>${stat:average:"*":"WebServer response time"}</td>
	</tr>
</table>

Please note that these data are aggregated for all transactions, no matter which type
]]>
			</markdown>
		</page>
		<page>
			<title>Application Response time</title>
			<text>Below is the response time showing the performance of the application servers behind the gateways.</text>
			<text></text>
			<chart>
				<title>Application Server Response Time</title>
				<type>linechart</type>
				<show-axis>count</show-axis>
				<show-axis>average</show-axis>
				<server>
					<name>*</name>
					<function>WebServer response time</function>
					<legend>Total</legend>
					<summarize>all</summarize>
				</server>
				<server>
					<name>*</name>
					<function>WebServer response time</function>
					<legend>${server}</legend>
				</server>
			</chart>
			</page>
		<page>
			<title>Logins</title>
			<text>Shows the performance of each type of login, both the average and the maximum time taken is shown. Note that the time often corresponds with backend systems such as the database.</text>
			<text></text>
			<chart>
				<title>Logins</title>
				<type>linechart</type>
				<show-axis>count</show-axis>
				<show-axis>average</show-axis>
				<show-axis>maximum</show-axis>
				<server>
					<name>session*</name>
					<function>Login using plugin: [*]</function>
					<summarize>function</summarize>
				</server>
			</chart>
		</page>
		<page>
			<title>Memory</title>
			<text>Memory usage for Ceptor servers</text>
			<chart>
				<title>Average Memory usage</title>
				<type>linechart</type>
				<size>510,300</size>
				<position>40,50</position>
				<show-axis>average</show-axis>
				<server>
					<name>config*</name>
					<function>used memory (kb)</function>
					<legend>${server}</legend>
				</server>
			</chart>
			<chart>
				<title>Minimum Memory usage</title>
				<type>linechart</type>
				<size>510,300</size>
				<position>40,400</position>
				<show-axis>minimum</show-axis>
				<server>
					<name>config*</name>
					<function>used memory (kb)</function>
					<legend>${server}</legend>
				</server>
			</chart>
		</page>
	</content>
</statreport>