How to manage Frontend performance. Best practice

To essentially answer the question of what End User Monitoring (EUM) is, it seems right to make an analogy with APM (application performance monitoring). APM shows how our backend performs when a user interacts with an app, and EUM extends that visibility to the entire user journey - from the browser or mobile app to the backend servers. EUM shows the impact of network latency, rendering time, and many other metrics (discussed in more detail below) on user experience when interacting with our app.

In this webinar, Loglix’s DevOps team will discuss best practice for End User Monitoring, including answering on questions what Frontend performance issues encounter most often, what scenarios used to handle the data we collect, and how to monitor user experience in most effective way.