What is client-side monitoring?

What is client-side monitoring?

Client-Side Monitoring provides a real end user perspective on application health for . NET applications, as users are interacting with the application, by collecting performance and exception data from the users browsers in near real time.

What are client-side metrics in performance testing?

Client-side metrics in performance testing test the application’s response for different clients using different platforms such as desktop, mobile, smart TV, etc. Client-side metrics check interaction speed, location, and connection speed.

What is client-side analysis?

Client-side performance test statistics represent the behaviour of the application which an end-user may experience in the real world. The analysis of such stats and graphs is termed as Client-side Result Analysis. Any performance issue like high response time etc. is firstly detected by viewing the client-side stats.

Can JMeter be used for client-side performance testing?

JMeter does not support the client side performance testing (verifying the content rendering time / page loading time) out of the box. In single page applications requests are sent to the server as API calls.

What is client-side performance?

To verify if an application is fast and efficient enough, we use client-side performance tests. This means checking the response time of a web application from the point of view of a single user. We execute these tests against two scenarios: A user coming to the web page for the first time (without cache).

What is the difference between performance tuning on the client versus the server side?

Defining simply, you run a client-side test when you are creating page variations directly on the user’s browser as opposed to your server. On the other hand, in server side testing, the test is rendered on the web server itself.

How do you determine client-side performance?

What is server side testing?

Server-side A/B testing is a form of experimentation where the variations of a test are rendered directly on the web server, before it is delivered to the client.

How do you do performance testing?

How to Do Performance Testing?

  1. Identify the Test Environment and Tools. Identify the production environment, testing environment, and testing tools at your disposal.
  2. Define Acceptable Performance Criteria.
  3. Plan and Design Tests.
  4. Prepare Test Environment and Tools.
  5. Run the Performance Tests.
  6. Resolve and Retest.

Where is JMeter properties?

The property files will be automatically loaded if they are found in the current directory or if they are found in the JMeter bin directory.

How can client-side performance be improved?

Optimizing client performance

  1. Caching & content delivery networks. One of the smartest things you can do is leverage a content delivery network (CDN).
  2. Bundle & minification.
  3. Optimizing image usage.
  4. Optimize usage of application dependencies.
  5. Identify top application errors.
  6. Optimize your most-used web pages.

How does client-side rendering work?

Client-side rendering allows developers to make their websites entirely rendered in the browser with JavaScript. Instead of having a different HTML page per route, a client-side rendered website creates each route dynamically directly in the browser. This approach spread once JS frameworks made it easy to take.