Metric | Description |
Availability | The success rate for the monitoring points of the synthetic monitoring task to access the destination. The availability is calculated based on the following formula: Availability = Number of successful monitoring actions/Total number of monitoring actions × 100%. In this formula, successful monitoring actions refer to the monitoring actions that meet the conditions specified in Availability Assertion. |
First package time | The time interval between the beginning time when the page is browsed and the time when the first packet is received. First package time = blocking time + DNS time + TCP time + (SSL) time + request time + response time + (3XX jump time)
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First screen usage | The time interval between the beginning time when the URL is input and the time when the height of the rendered area of the page is higher than or equal to the specified height. The default height is 600 pixels. |
Full page load time | The time interval between the beginning time when the page is browsed and the end time when the last packet is received. |
Number of tests | The number of synthetic tests in the task. |
Number of errors | The number of failed synthetic tests during the specified time range. Failed synthetic tests are synthetic tests that do not meet the conditions specified in Availability Assertion. |
City Dial Test Overview | Availability: the availability in the region. First package time: the average time consumed to receive the first packet in the region. First screen usage: the average time consumed to load the first screen in the region. DOM Ready Time: The time interval from the time when the HTML document is loaded to the time when the DOM structure on the web page is parsed and JavaScript operations can be performed. It indicates the speed of web page initialization. A shorter DOM Ready time means that the page loads quickly and users can interact with and perform operations on the web page faster. DOM Complete Time: The time interval from the time when the HTML document is loaded to the time when all resources, such as pictures, style sheets, and scripts, on the web page are loaded and the page is rendered completely. It measures the overall speed of web page loading and rendering. A shorter DOM Complete time indicates that the page loads quickly and users can view the complete content on the web page and perform interactive operations faster. When fully loaded: The time required for the browser to load the entire page and all related resources, including images and style sheets but excluding specific asynchronous and lazy-loading resources. Overall time: the time consumed to load all resources on the page, including asynchronous resources and lazy-loading resources. Number of tests: the total number of synthetic tests that are initiated in the region.
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Availability Trends | The availability trend during the specified time range. First package time: the time interval between the time when the page is browsed and the time when the first packet is received from the server. First screen rendering time (White screen time): The time interval between the time when the page request was sent and the time when the browser displays the visible content for the first time. It measures the speed of page loading and rendering. A shorter first screen rendering time indicates that the page is rendered quickly and users can quickly see the initial content of the page. This improves user experience and satisfaction. The time interval between the time when the URL request is issued and the time when the rendered height of the page is greater than or equal to the specified height. DOM Ready Time: The time interval from the time when the HTML document is loaded to the time when the DOM structure in the web page is parsed and JavaScript operations can be performed. It indicates the speed of web page initialization. A shorter DOM Ready time means that the page loads quickly and users can interact with and perform operations on the web page faster. DOM Complete Time: The time interval from the time when the HTML document is loaded to the time when all resources, such as pictures, style sheets, and scripts, on the web page are loaded and the page is rendered completely. It measures the overall speed of web page loading and rendering. A shorter DOM Complete time indicates that the page loads quickly and users can view the complete content on the web page and perform interactive operations faster. When fully loaded: The time it takes for the browser to load the entire page and all related resources, including images and style sheets but excluding specific asynchronous and lazy-loading resources. Overall time: the time consumed to load all resources on the page, including asynchronous resources and lazy-loading resources.
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When the page is fully loaded (city) | The trend for full page load time by city. |
When the page is fully loaded (operator) | The trend for full page load time by carrier. |
First contract time (city) | The trend for the first package time by city. |
Time of First Package (Operator) | The trend for the first package time by operator |
First screen usage (City) | The trend of first screen usage by city. |
First screen time (Operator) | The trend of first screen usage by operator. |
The city's slowest Top5 | Top five cities with the longest full page load time. |
Slowest operators Top5 | Top five operators with the longest full page load time. |
Error Type Top5 | Top five types of errors that occur in responses. |