By visualizing the transaction flow in UTM, you can easily spot nodes or links with abnormal metrics. Use the visualization options to highlight critical metrics and set thresholds to get alerted when values exceed normal ranges.

• Edit the UTM configuration to drill down into the specific node’s metrics. Focus on parameters like response time, error rate, and throughput.
• Look at the data models associated with the node. Analyze logs, error messages, and performance metrics.
• Look for the underlying issues. This might involve checking hardware status, software configurations, or network conditions.

After deploying code changes:

• Update UTM Configuration: Modify your UTM setup to include the newly deployed components.
• Time Range Selector: Use the time range selector in UTM to compare metrics from before and after the deployment.
• Transaction Flow Analysis: Examine the transaction flow diagrams to identify any changes in performance metrics. Look for anomalies or degradation in performance.
• Historical Comparison: Compare current data with historical performance to identify any deviations.

To monitor critical business transactions:

• Configuration: Set up UTM to include all key components involved in critical transactions. This includes servers, databases, and network paths.
• Thresholds and Alerts: Configure thresholds for key performance indicators (KPIs) such as response time, transaction success rate, and error rate.
• Real-Time Monitoring: Use UTM’s real-time monitoring features to watch these metrics continuously.
• Data Links: Establish data links to quickly access detailed metrics and logs for troubleshooting.

Configure thresholds for key metrics to trigger alerts when values exceed defined limits. This helps in proactively managing issues before they impact the business.

Use the Object Level Permissions feature to assign view or modify rights to different roles, ensuring that only authorized personnel can access or alter sensitive configurations.