Transaction naming convention
While naming endpoints, we are auto-discovering the transactions by using the last 2 Segments of the URI. The issue is that if the last 2 segments have a dynamic values then the endpoint list will grow exponentially. This will result in UI slowness and alerts can’t be configured for all the endpoints.
You now have 2 options to resolve this by using Application for configuring a single rule for an entire application or Endpoints to configure 20 rules for an application. Use the following procedure for configuring rules.
Application
- Click the
icon on the left pane.
- Select the Application tab.
The following screen appears.

- Select the Application radio button.
The following Set application rule window appears.

- Enter the application name in the Name field.
- Select the number of URI segments in the Number of URI segments drop-down list.
- Select Start of URI if you want the segment at the beginning of the URI or select End of URI if you want the segment to appear at the end.
- Click Save.
Navigate to APM > Endpoint where you can see the URI with the number of segments you have defined under the Name column.
Endpoints
- Click the
icon on the left pane.
- Select the Application tab.
- Select the Endpoints radio button.
The following Set endpoint rule window appears.

- Enter the application name in the Name field.
- Enter the regex value in the Regular expression field.
- Select the priority from the Priority drop-down list.
- Click Save.