Introducing Digital Experience Monitoring in Netdata

What You'll Learn

Your servers can look healthy while users still deal with slow pages, broken checkouts, and failed logins. Digital Experience Monitoring (DEM) looks at your application the way your users do. In this live webinar, we'll cover the two sides of DEM in Netdata. Real User Monitoring (RUM) shows what real users experience: a live globe showing where your users connect from, how many sessions are active right now and how that changes over time, the pages your users visit most and how fast each one loads, and the JavaScript errors and failed resource loads mapped to the exact pages where users hit them. Browser Synthetic Checks run scripted journeys in real browsers, such as logging in, searching, and checking out. They run around the clock, so you catch breakages before your users do. We'll also show how both connect to your infrastructure metrics, logs, and traces, so you can trace a slow page back to its root cause in seconds instead of hours.

Key Takeaways

Global traffic view: a live globe of where your users connect from

Sessions: how many people use your app right now, and how that changes over time

Top pages: the pages users visit most and how fast each one loads

Errors per page: JavaScript errors and failed resource loads, mapped to the exact pages where users hit them

Browser Synthetic Checks: scripted login, search and checkout journeys in real browsers, around the clock

Tracing a slow page back to its root cause in your infrastructure metrics, logs and traces