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In the following table, we summarize how the status of all entities and KPIs are translated into LinQ queries:
Entity / KPI | LinQ query | Notes |
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Number of user errors, per user | from demo.ecommerce.data
where isnotnull(clientIpAddress)
select str(clientIpAddress) as clientIp
where startswith(clientIp, "98.2")
select ifthenelse(statusCode>=400 and statusCode<500,1.0,0.0) as clientError
group every 1h by clientIp
select sum(clientError) as clientErrors
| We consider user errors those events where the HTTP code = 40x |
Number of application errors, per module | from demo.ecommerce.data
where isnotnull(clientIpAddress)
select decode(true,
uri->"addtocart","addtocart",
uri->"purchase","purchase",
uri->"product.screen","product_details",
uri->"category.screen","category_details",
uri->"view","checkout",
"browse") as applicationModule
select ifthenelse(statusCode>=500,1.0,0.0) as applicationError
group every 1h by applicationModule
select sum(applicationError) as moduleErrors
| Counting the HTTP codes = 50x per module of the application |
Number of visits to the e-commerce site | from demo.ecommerce.data
where isnotnull(clientIpAddress)
select str(clientIpAddress) as clientIp
group every 1h
select round(hllppcount(clientIp)) as totalUsers
| We will simplify this by assuming each distinct clientIpAddress is a single visit to the website |
Visit / sales conversion rate | from demo.ecommerce.data
where isnotnull(clientIpAddress)
select str(clientIpAddress) as clientIp
select decode(true,
uri->"addtocart","addtocart",
uri->"purchase","purchase",
uri->"product.screen","product_details",
uri->"category.screen","category_details",
uri->"view","checkout",
"browse") as applicationModule
select ifthenelse(applicationModule="purchase" and method="POST" and statusCode=200,1.0,0.0) as completedPurchase
group every 1h by clientIp
select max(completedPurchase) as completedPurchase
group every 1h
select sum(completedPurchase) as totalPurchases
select count() as visits
select round(totalPurchases/visits*100,1) as conversionRate
| Count the total number of purchases by the visits to any part of the website. |
Average ticket value | from demo.ecommerce.data
where isnotnull(clientIpAddress)
select str(clientIpAddress) as clientIp
select decode(true,
uri->"addtocart","addtocart",
uri->"purchase","purchase",
uri->"product.screen","product_details",
uri->"category.screen","category_details",
uri->"view","checkout",
"browse") as applicationModule
select ifthenelse(applicationModule="purchase" and method="POST" and statusCode=200,1.0,0.0) as completedPurchase
where completedPurchase>0
group every 1h
select round(avg(timeTaken)/10,1) as averageTicket
| For the sake of this example, and to give an arbitrary value to sales, we will assume the ticket price per sale corresponds to the value of the timeTaken column divided by 10 |
Note that only LinQ queries have been set up for the lower level KPIs. The status of the rest of entities will be calculated automatically based on the correlation of the value of the KPIs.