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[APM] Mobile APM Most used widget #143501
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Pinging @elastic/apm-ui (Team:APM) |
@boriskirov I believe we have discussed to investigate introducing lens embeddable for this and use a pie chart or something similar? |
@gbamparop It is part of the ticket description now, once you conduct the research and have the finding, let's schedule a session and discuss things. |
findings using lens embeddable: Pros
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## Summary closes #144455 In this PR we've updated some of the initial overview experience for Mobile APM services by: - rearranging the panels on the Overview page for improved mobile and APM experience - fitting all the Most used widgets into one panel, and rearranging them - adding a callout for feedback - adding a technical preview badge - update the Embeddable component visual and size ![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/13353203/201143633-20b8adb4-e342-4d7f-8e87-d7b3f7e10121.png) Related links: elastic/apm-dev#823 #143498 #143501 #143504 Co-authored-by: kibanamachine <[email protected]> Co-authored-by: Kate Patticha <[email protected]>
There is another disadvantage of using lens. In the service overview page the user has the option to enable/disable the comparison feature. This is something we need to take into consideration for the next cycle. Thanks @dgieselaar for catching it 👍 |
Add a most used widget in the Mobile APM Service overview page:
Initial proposal
Deliver the following chars using Lens
Add new UI component in the mobile APM agent's service overview page highlighting 'Most used device', 'Most used OS', etc., similar to what has been shown in the mock-up located here
We've agreed to investigate if we can visualize the information in the way we have the proposed design, if not we can pick something like a pie-chart or something else.
We don't need to add links in the widget for now
Investigate lens embeddable as part of this ticket
Related to:
https://github.com/elastic/apm-dev/issues/823
Figma Design explorations
#143498
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