We recently encountered issues with users getting http 429 errors while navigating our site. It turned out we were exceeding our QPS and had no idea as that information is not available to us. As a technical manager overseeing the health and stability of our websites, it would be helpful in Optimizely:
1. to have a view/graph of our current and historical average Queries Per Second (QPS) to see how we are trending and see the impact that code changes may have had. We should be able to adjust the timescale to show several weeks (months?) worth of information. (See attached example which was provided to me by Optimizely Support which shows 12 hour increments for the past month.)
2. to be able to set up an email alert if/when our QPS gets close to exceeding (or does exceed) our maximum. Note it may need to stay high for a specified period of time before alerts would be sent...not every temporary spike should trigger an email.