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Ola Galkin

Eyal Kenigsberg

Igor Nor

Gil Kedem

Sigal Mendel

A common action flow for an application is identified by processing session data maintained for a plurality of users to identify a plurality of action flows. Each action flow represents a series of actions taken by one of the users navigating the application's user interface during a session. A data structure is generated from the plurality of action flows. That data structure is indicative of a plurality of candidate sub-flows. The data structure is analyzed to identify a selected one of the candidate sub-flows repeated in multiple ones of the plurality of action flows. That identified sub-flow is the common action flow. Data representative of the identified common action flow can then be communicated.

Identifying a common action flow

Examples relate to identifying problematic messages. In one example, a computing device may: obtain, for each of a plurality of server requests, at least one log message; obtain, for each of the server requests, a measure of server request success; for each of the obtained log messages, cluster the obtained log message into one of a plurality of log clusters, the clustering being based on a measure of similarity between the obtained log message and other log messages included in the log cluster; and for each of the obtained log messages, increment a particular counter associated with the log cluster into which the obtained log message is clustered, the particular counter being selected for incrementing based on the measure of server request success.

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