What is RUM?
Real User Monitoring (RUM) provides real user performance analytics capabilities, helping you gain deep insights into your customers' real-world experience within your application. It comprehensively captures every user action, clearly illustrating the impact of various actions on product performance—from page load speeds to feature response delays—allowing you to intuitively understand the correlation between performance and user experience.
With RUM, you can easily identify problems occurring during application runtime, such as crashes, freezes, ANRs, JavaScript errors, and custom exceptions. Simultaneously, it provides multi-dimensional analysis data, including health scores, regional experience variations, and device compatibility. RUM delivers complete contextual information about the user experience, enabling you to quickly analyze end-users' genuine feelings, promptly adjust optimization strategies, and ensure the product experience consistently meets user needs.
Product Introduction
Real User Monitoring (RUM) provides real-time performance analytics capabilities, helping you gain deep insights into your customers' real-world experience within your application. It comprehensively captures every user action, clearly illustrating the impact of various actions on product performance—from page load speeds to feature response delays—allowing you to intuitively understand the correlation between performance and user experience.
With RUM, you can easily identify problems occurring during application runtime, such as crashes, freezes, ANRs, JavaScript errors, and custom exceptions. Simultaneously, it provides multi-dimensional analysis data, including health scores, regional experience variations, and device compatibility. RUM delivers complete contextual information about the user experience, enabling you to quickly analyze end-users' genuine feelings, promptly adjust optimization strategies, and ensure the product experience consistently meets user needs.
Core analysis entitys in RUM:
- Application: Learn more in Applications Concept and Applications Analysis
- User Session: Learn more in User Sessions Concept and User Sessions Analysis
- Page: Learn more in Pages Concept
- Action: Learn more in Actions Concept
- Network Request: Learn more in Requests Concept and Requests Analysis
Furthermore, you can quickly troubleshoot problems in Issues and view detailed data records of user application usage in Data Query.