Performance monitoring in a multitier system

Hello,
Is it possible to identify a session by a service name (for performance monitoring) in a multitier system? I mean, the session of an X user precisely.
Thank you.

>
Is it possible to identify a session by a service name (for performance monitoring) in a multitier system? I mean, the session of an X user precisely. The critical thing here is whether you have control over the code or not - what's
your situation?
If you do have control, then instrument your code.
If not, you can use a monitoring framework - say Nagios - but don't forget the old
traditionals such as syslogd and logging different component messages to a
central logging server. Don't neglect the OS native tools. The problem with these
is that it is difficult to tie one particular session to performance problems.
Having a test system is also a very* good idea - you can run just one session and
see exactly what's happening in a given situation. In fact, if you don't have a test system,
your first* priority after reading this post should be to implement one.
Paul...

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    https://www.sdn.sap.com/irj/sdn/go/portal/prtroot/docs/library/uuid/6ee4b979-0901-0010-cfa8-f96c8313b5fb
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