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Overview of the task loading details for the specific occurrence of the task selected.
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Utilize detailed charts and graphs, shareable dashboards, and real-time or historic data to ensure expected service levels are being met.
Retrieve comprehensive monitoring data, such as online reports, waterfall charts, DNS traceroute, and visual traceroutes, for a single device, or a task within a specific time period.
Overview of the task loading details for the specific occurrence of the task selected.Visual Traceroute provides visualization of the hops involved in one or more traceroute paths where an error was detected.
Each time an error is detected by a remote Dotcom-Monitor agent location, it automatically executes a traceroute from that remote monitoring agent location to the target of the monitoring. A link to DNS traceroute is provided in instances of DNS errors.
Customizable, graphic dashboards deliver real-time status and performance data. View web performance dashboards in real-time, showing uptime and response data from all monitored devices.
Dashboards are dynamic web-based summary reports that allow you to monitor the status and performance of your infrastructure in real time, without having to login to the Dotcom-Monitor platform.
Create as many Dashboards as necessary. Each dashboard can be customized to include any combination of devices and securely shared with internal and external stakeholders.
The initial view on a report card is the status view. Status view displays the list of devices, the last location and time of monitoring, and the result of the last monitoring event.
The status view automatically refreshes every 30 seconds and can run constantly in the background. It’s a useful tool for system operators and network administrators to keep an eye on the status of their infrastructure.
When a failure is detected, the status will display in red at the top of the dashboard. Our downtime percentage calculator provides precise insight.
From the status view, click on any device and you’ll be presented with the report card detail view.
Each report card can be configured to display uptime/downtime charts and numbers provided from the uptime percentage calculator, performance data, and historical information based on daily, weekly and monthly intervals.
These reports are often placed in a publicly viewable area of a website to demonstrate the reliability of your website, uptime and performance as verified by a credible third-party monitoring service.
Review statistics and track monitoring performance in easy-to-read reports and measure SLA objectives for reporting and compliance.
The Executive Summary report tracks device performance and includes statistics on uptime and performance by individual task and location. Reports are created in PDF and can be setup to be received daily, weekly, or monthly.
Provides an overall summary and statistics on all devices, such as uptime/downtime periods, response times, and successful/failed responses.The SLA report is a special reporting group where you can review the SLA status of a single device over a period that you specify. Track your provider’s adherence to SLA requirements, through a single reporting interface, from monitoring locations throughout the world.
Create daily, weekly, and monthly summary monitoring reports showing the “when and why” if the SLA goal isn’t met. These reports can be used by both you and your service provider.
SLA Reporting for Consumers | SLA Reporting for Providers |
|---|---|
Determines if a service provider meets
expectations | Shows your customers that you care about their uptime |
Provides real availability statistics to compare with the SLA | Provides customers with reporting of SLA uptime success |
Pinpoints the days and times when the SLA is not met | Documents actual uptime and helps avoid unnecessary chargebacks |
Documents SLA violations to insure refunds/adjustments | Quickly identify responsible parties if SLA falls below accepted threshold |
SLA Reporting for Providers |
|---|
Shows your customers that you care about their uptime |
Provides customers with reporting of SLA uptime success |
Documents actual uptime and helps avoid unnecessary chargebacks |
Quickly identify responsible parties if SLA falls below accepted threshold |
SLA Reporting for Consumers |
|---|
Determines if a service provider meets
expectations |
Provides real availability statistics to compare with the SLA |
Pinpoints the days and times when the SLA is not met |
Documents SLA violations to insure refunds/adjustments |
Check out our new guide to Synthetic Monitoring.
Check out our new guide to Synthetic Monitoring.
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Displays the top 10 percent of fastest and slowest loading elements.
The waterfall chart is a bar chart data visualization that sequentially displays both the individual performance and cumulative effect of individual web page elements loading in a browser.
A waterfall chart broken down by the various hosts that are serving up content for that specific web page.
A list of any errors that the task received while attempting to load content.
Specifically designed for the BrowserView and UserView platforms, users are able to view a video recording of the website or web application monitoring session, synced with the waterfall chart, to see exactly where errors occur.
The list of recent responses with information on response times, statuses, and monitoring locations.
Details aggregate data all devices by task. Includes statistics on uptime/downtime periods, successful sessions, session with errors, response time, and standard deviation response time.
This report is specifically designed for the MetricsView platform and focused on performance counter averages and minimum/maximum value counters over a specified timeline.
This report aggregates data from all devices, providing an overview of monitoring results and general account information. Results are broken out by each device and includes statistics on the number of devices, user logins, reports count, checks, errors, and alerts.
