Approach
The main approach of using ARM is:
- Define business as well as technical transactions which are of interest.
- Insert calls into the application to the ARM interface to measure these defined transactions.
- Deploy the instrumented application in their normal environment with an installed ARM agent.
- The used ARM implementation now provides the transaction measurements of interest.
Read more about this topic: Application Response Measurement
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