This subsection provides an overview of displaying data on the dashboard, assuming that you want to display the following summary analysis results obtained from information in HTTP packets:
Using a summary analysis of HTTP packets, the following figure shows an example in which the average response time (in milliseconds) from request to response is displayed as a line chart.
Figure 3-12 Example of a display in which the average response time from request to response (in milliseconds) is presented as a line chart
The vertical axis indicates the average response time (in milliseconds), and the horizontal axis indicates the clock time.
With the response times displayed like this, you can quickly see that, for example, the average response time from request to response at 11:57:17 was 3000 milliseconds (3 seconds).
Using a summary analysis of HTTP packets, the following figure shows an example in which a breakdown of response status codes is displayed as a pie chart.
Figure 3-13 Example of a display in which a breakdown of response status codes is presented as a pie chart
In the pie chart, different status codes are displayed as different colors.
With the status code breakdown displayed like this, you can quickly see that, for example, status code 403 accounts for roughly one-third of all responses.