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πŸ“„οΈ Region Analysis

The regional operator analysis module can see the trend of PV, UV, user experience score, slow page ratio, FCP, LCP, DCL, full loading, operation time, operation availability, number of operations, HTML loading, DNS, connection establishment, SSL , first package, remaining package, JS error rate and other indicators corresponding to the application under different regional operators. Customers can timely adjust and optimize the performance in different regions based on this data, so that users can get the best application user experience in different regions and different network environments.

πŸ“„οΈ Module Analysis

Module user experience means that the tone listening cloud supports the custom selection of domain names/URLs from any one or more embedded applications to form a module, so as to monitor the user experience of the module. The module analysis starts from the module dimension, and intuitively displays the alarm status, module name, user experience score, PV, UV, slow page percentage, full load, FCP, LCP, DCL, JS error rate, operation time and operation availability of the module in real time.

πŸ“„οΈ Application Settings

Set the rejection threshold of abnormal data. The unit is second, and the default is 120 seconds. When it is not enabled, the default filtering rule will take effect. When the rule is DCL or full load is greater than 10 times of FCP and any of the four indicators of FCP, LCP, DCL and full load is greater than 60 seconds, the page performance data will be filtered. When it is enabled, the filter rule is FCP, LCP, DCL, and Full Load. If any of the four indicators is greater than the set value, the page performance data will be filtered, and the filter rule will be disabled by default. The page performance data conforming to the filtering rules will be eliminated and will not participate in the calculation of page performance indicators, but the JS errors occurring on the page will still be retained and participate in the calculation of JS error rate.