Analytics

Answer questions using queries.

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StackState's 4T (Topology, Telemetry, Traces and Time) model can be queried within the analytical environment. Analytical queries can be written in Groovy and have support for topology queries using STQL. StackState analytical environment can be found at: <stackstate_url:7070>/#/analytics. The analytical environment is a full-fledged scripting environment.

Examples

Get all components which are related to a specific component.

//Define a name for the component where we start the search. def selectedComponent = "Invoicing"

Topology.query("name = '" + selectedComponent + "'")

List all components which depend on a specific component and have the state CRITICAL

Define a name for the component where we start the search. def selectedComponent = "srv02"

Topology.query("withNeighborsOf(direction = 'down', levels = '15', components = (name = '" + selectedComponent + "')) and healthState = 'CRITICAL'")

List a service with components it is depending on down to N levels of depth

//Define a name for the component where we start the search. def selectedComponent = "Payment_Service"

//Define a search depth def N = 3

Topology.query("withNeighborsOf(direction = 'down', components = (name = '" + selectedComponent + "'), levels = '" + N + "') ")

List a service with components depending on it up to N levels of depth

//Define a name for the component where we start the search. def selectedComponent = "Payment_Service"

//Define a search depth def N = 3

Topology.query("withNeighborsOf(direction = 'up', components = (name = '" + selectedComponent + "'), levels = '" + N + "') ")

Give a list of databases.

Topology.query("Type = 'database'")

Scripting

All queries are in-fact Groovy scripts. A full explanation on how StackState scripting works and an overview of all capabilities can be found here.

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