Use this page to review the performance of your Web application from the end-user perspective. The data on this page reflects the current response time recorded when users accessed the pages of your Web application. Use this data to locate performance bottlenecks that directly affect your end users.
Tip: If no data appears on this page, make sure that the Web server has been configured correctly. For more information, Configuring the Web Server for End-User Performance Monitoring.
The following sections describe some key information about the charts and options on this page.
The watch list measures the end-user response time of critical pages as identified by the Web application administrator. The table in this section shows the following details.
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Field
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Description
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| Page |
This is the page that you are monitoring. This page is one of the critical pages included in the watch list that you have defined. |
| Complete Page Loads |
This column shows the performance of the pages that were successfully retrieved from the time the user requested the page till it was completely rendered. The total number of user hits (Samples), Average Response Time taken to load each page and the Average Server Time are displayed. |
| Incomplete Page Loads |
This column lists the performance of the pages that were incompletely or not successfully retrieved. The number of attempted hits (Samples), and the Average Server Time (time taken to make requests to the server) are displayed. |
| Response Time Details |
The response time details for each page is displayed. The color-coded graphs show a comparison of Complete Page Loads Server Time, Complete Page Loads Non-Server Time and Incomplete Page Loads Server Time. |
Click Analyze to analyze the data and measure the end-user response time.
Note: Since you can only analyze data from the last 24 hours, the Analyze button is displayed in last 24 hours view only.
Use the Manage Watch List option to view a selected set of Web pages that you want to keep monitoring. (take info from the url page) To add or remove a particular page from the URL Watch List, see Managing the URL Watch List.
The table in this section of the page shows you the first five slowest pages of your Web application over the past 24 hours, 7 days and 31 days including complete and incomplete page loads. The table allows you to view the first five slowest domains, regions, visitors. You can also view the load balance between different Web servers.
Tip: Click a URL, domain, visitor, region or Web server to view the historical performance details over the past 24 hours, 7 days, or over the past 31 days. You can also view additional charts, such as Load by Web Server, which shows you how the hits (samples) on this URL are balanced among your Web servers.
Click Show Details to view details of all the pages / domains / visitors / regions / Web servers. The Historical Performance Details page is displayed.
Enterprise Manager processes the response time data by the hour before displaying it on this page. So for example, data is processed for the time period between 10 am to 11 am, 11 am to 12 pm and so on. Samples for an hour that has not ended are referred to as Unprocessed Samples. Click Process Samples to view this data.
To view the raw data that has not been collected, click Process Samples. The data that has not been rolled up is processed and displayed in the table.
Related Topics
About Web Application Management
About Monitoring End User Performance
Enterprise Manager Information Roadmap
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