Is data cached or stored as a cookie during Synthetic and Webpage Speed (Browser) Monitoring?

• Related Articles

• Configure the On-Premise Poller as a monitoring location for synthetic (browser) monitors

  If you need to monitor from an internal network, install an On-Premise Poller and use it as a monitoring location for your synthetic (browser) monitors. Synthetic (browser) monitors include Web Transaction (Browser), Web Transaction (Browser) - ...

• Prerequisites for supporting On-Premise Poller in Web Transaction (Browser) and Webpage Speed (Browser)

  On-Premise Poller can be installed and used as a monitoring location for your Web Transaction (Browser) and Webpage Speed (Browser). Refer to this document for the prerequisites for supporting On-Premise Poller in Web Transaction (Browser) and ...

• The packages required for extending On-Premise Poller support in Web Transaction (Browser) and Webpage Speed (Browser)

  The following packages have to be installed in the Linux system to support On-Premise Poller in Web Transaction (Browser) and Webpage Speed (Browser). Supported OS versions: CentOS 7.0 to 7.8 and RHEL 7.x Most of the servers will have all these ...

• Amendments to Site24x7 Monitor Names

  We've recently renamed a few of our Monitors to help keep in sync with the current IT and DevOps trends. The new monitor names are designed to correctly resonate with the IT & DevOps crowd. We've made necessary changes in the Web client, Help ...

• Data retention in Real User Monitoring (RUM).

  The following table explains the data retention period of real user monitoring data that are being stored by Site24x7.  S.No Data type Retention period 1 JS errors One week 2 Filterable performance and user sessions One month 3 Performance metrics ...