On the Application configuration page, you can customize the exception types in the application details and URL convergence rules and configure whether to include errors with specified status codes in the number of errors.
Prerequisites
2. Go to the Application configuration page.
Directions
Exception filtering
This parameter filters the exception type in the exception analysis chart on the application details page. You can use the regex to match the full name of the exception class and separate multiple items by comma, such as java.lang.inter,java.lang.index
. The exception types entered here will neither be displayed on the Application details page nor included in the number of exceptions and exception analysis.
Error code filtering
This parameter filters the status code of errors included in the number of errors. You can set the error codes that need to be ignored here and separate them by comma, such as "429,512". Errors with the status codes entered here will not be included in the number of errors.
URL convergence
This parameter converges multiple similar URLs into one, such as URLs starting with /service/demo/
.
Convergence threshold
This parameter specifies the minimum quantity for URL convergence. For example, if the threshold is 100
, convergence will be performed when the number of URLs in line with the regex reaches 100.
Convergence rule regex
This parameter specifies the URL convergence rule in regex. For example, to converge URLs starting with /service/demo/
when their number exceeds 100, the convergence threshold should be 100
, and the convergence rule regex should be /service/demo/(.*?)
.
Exclusion rule regex
This parameter excludes specified URLs from convergence. For example, to exclude URLs starting with service/demo/example
from convergence, the regex should be /service/demo/example/(.*?)
.
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