DX Application Performance Management

With the information in the images below, can we say that the value 18,599 is the number of sessions (id) created? So I can say that this was the number of hits on the day?

In the image below we have the get-user, it is safe to say that the value 12,644 is the number of users who logged in the application.

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> 1. can we say that the value 18,599 is the number of sessions (id) created? So I can say that this was the number of hits on the day?

Yes, in effect that should be correct i.e. every new hit/load of the LoginEntrada transaction page caused it to get a new session id.

> 2. In the image below we have the get-user, it is safe to say that the value 12,644 is the number of users who logged in the application?

Yes I think so. The lower RPI value compared to the getSessionID RPI could be due to session id being changed changed after login?

Guenter_Grossberger, Hiko_Davis for more advice 

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Lynn

I don't see getSessionID and getUsuario in the same tree, so I'm assuming two different nodes?  I agree with both your answers Lynn.  If this is set up the way I'm assuming in looking at both screenshots, I believe the session ID may be changing (being set) after logging in.

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>The lower RPI value compared to the getSessionID RPI could be due to session id being changed changed after login?

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Hal German

Hello! Good Morning!
Yes! Very useful this information.

This really helped me a lot!

I will analyze in more detail with the whole team!
Thank you so much!

Thanks Olivia. Marking as answered. You of course may post your findings and additional questions as needed.