jpcaruana
commented
5 years ago you could find some inspiration from the Network tab in Chrome dev tools
Closed MickaelBergem closed 5 years ago
jpcaruana
commented
5 years ago you could find some inspiration from the Network tab in Chrome dev tools
MickaelBergem
commented
5 years ago The new pingcollector started collecting timing information today a couple hours ago. The backend and frontend are ready to display the data, but we will wait until this weekend before releasing the feature to end-users.
However, this update triggered a change in the way response time is measured, so current users will most likely see a significant variation in their tracked response time. The new split time measure will show the exact time spent in each phase, making the graph more comprehensive and useful.
MickaelBergem
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5 years ago This feature is now deployed, usable, and stable! :tada: :tada:
See the announcement for more information on how the split time is measured: https://medium.com/howfast-monitoring/new-feature-detailed-response-time-64fd8693d37b
To better understand how our applications perform, we need to see the split time:
DNS request
TCP connection
TLS handshake, if applicable
HTTP request send (time took to send the request)
HTTP wait (time to first byte)
HTTP receive (time took to download the response)
time spent in redirects
[x] collect and store these metrics
[x] design the UI to incorporate the information in an easy-to-see way (stacked graph?)