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Use .telemetry() method of persistable state service which is wired into ui_actions_enhanced.
Track if saved object has a drilldown.
Track how many drilldowns a saved object have.
Track what type of drilldown are used.
Below is what we would like to track for drilldowns, but currently not possible because telemetry uiMetric is being rewritten now and is expected to be ready by 7.12.
What % of customers are using drilldowns?
How many drilldowns are configured on a cluster, by type
How many drills on average in a session? How many dashboards?
Every time a user executes a drilldown
Increase counter during session when action is executed
Can we have a flag for an action to opt into telemetry?
How do we compare drill usage to filter usage? Time?
We need to brainstorm this one, it might not be possible.
How long does it take a user to discover drilldowns are available?
Time from page load to drill action?
What other actions did they take?
How often does the drill end in an error? 404?
Don’t think we can do this?
This will be important for API actions
Is there any way we can store the number and type of parameters? Destination base url? Etc? (PII concern)
Does telemetry allow us to send extra metadata?
We don’t send the url, we send the list of fields used?
How often do they search for help or ask for info in the configuration panel
How often does someone start to configure and abandon without saving?
Further considerations:
Do dashboards have drilldowns configured that are not used by other users?
Is there a performance angle?
How often is the user drilling and immediately going back to drill again to a different filter value on the same dashboard?
.telemetry()
method of persistable state service which is wired intoui_actions_enhanced
.Below is what we would like to track for drilldowns, but currently not possible because telemetry uiMetric is being rewritten now and is expected to be ready by 7.12.
Further considerations:
Related to: #50845
Part of: #42845
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