HTTP requests page: Track performance of network calls

The response time chart shows how your app's network calls are performing across percentiles. Use it to compare the average response time to the 1st, 50th, and 99th percentile. Percentiles let you filter out outliers that may be making your average response time higher than expected.

This chart shows the unsuccessful network calls your app is experiencing. Select the chart title to go to the HTTP errors page for more detail on the errors and failures.

Sort by Total requests to identify which network requests are being used most frequently. The reason this can be helpful is because your slowest network calls may be only infrequently used, while more frequently used requests might be more worthy of optimization even if they are not the slowest.

To view your top five domains or drill down into details about specific HTTP requests:

1. Go to one.newrelic.com > All capabilities > (select an app) > Network > HTTP requests.
2. Optional: Select the Sort by and Hide < 1% throughput options.
3. To view or hide all requests made by your app, select Expand all or Collapse all.
4. To view details for a specific host or HTTP request (including request time, average throughput, and data transfer), select its name.

Use any of New Relic's standard page functions to drill down into detailed information. In addition, from the HTTP requests page, you can drill down into detailed information about specific requests, including:

• Top five HTTP request times

• Average throughput

• Average data transfer

  To view legacy details: one.newrelic.com > All capabilities > Mobile > (select an app) > Network > HTTP requests > (select a request): > Switch to legacy requests.

  If you want to...	Do this
  View information to a specific version of your app	Select Versions from the side bar (if applicable).
  Change the time period	Use the time picker below the New Relic menu bar.

You can dig deeper into your request data by querying and charting the MobileRequest event.