Guide how to configurate Page Speed

PageSpeed - website performance test from selected location of the globe using browsers. It checks for problems each element of the page and measures time, required for its download or execution.

1. Navigate to the site monitoring configuration page.

2. Select “Page speed” as the monitoring type.

3. Enter the URL/Domain/IP of the website you want to monitor in the provided field.

4. Optionally, assign a task name for easy identification.

5. Set an interval for how often the check should be performed (e.g., every 3 minutes).

6. Adjust the timeout setting according to your preference. If a response is not received within this time, an alert will be triggered.

7. Add tags if needed for categorization and faster search within your monitored sites group.

8. Enable or disable options like full log, open stats, and web users monitoring according to your requirements: 

   • Full log: Allows saving every check result without grouping them.

   • Open stats: Share statistics and logs with other people, including unregistered users.

Page Stats:

Certainly! Here are instructions for setting up page speed monitoring:

1. Page Load Timeout:

   • This is the overall timeout for page load, including requests made after the window.load event (e.g., ajax requests).

2. Document/IFrame Loading Fail Threshold:

   • The number of errors when loading resources of type Document/IFrame. When this threshold is reached, it indicates failure.

3. CPU Usage Threshold:

   • The browser’s CPU usage percentage (per core). If it exceeds the threshold, it’s considered a failure.

4. Memory Usage Threshold:

   • The browser’s memory usage in megabytes (Mb). If it exceeds the threshold, it’s considered a failure.

5. Client-Side Errors Threshold:

   • The number of errors logged to the console. When this threshold is reached, it indicates failure.

6. Client-Side Warnings Threshold:

   • The number of warnings logged to the console. When this threshold is reached, it indicates failure.

Content:

1. Page Load Timeout Without XHR:

   • The timeout for page load before the window.load event (occurs when resources and their dependencies finish loading).

   • Unlike the regular page load timeout, this time does not include requests generated by page scripts.

2. Total Load Fails Threshold:

   • The total number of errors when loading any resources on the page. When this threshold is reached, it indicates failure.

3. Script Load Fails Threshold:

   • The number of errors when loading resources of type Script. When this threshold is reached, it indicates failure.

4. Stylesheet Load Fails Threshold:

   • The number of errors when loading resources of type Stylesheet. When this threshold is reached, it indicates failure.

5. Image Load Fails Threshold:

   • The number of errors when loading resources of type Image. When this threshold is reached, it indicates failure.

6. Font Load Fails Threshold:

   • The number of errors when loading resources of type Font. When this threshold is reached, it indicates failure.

7. AJAX Request Fails Threshold:

   • The number of errors when executing AJAX requests (XHR). When this threshold is reached, it indicates failure.

Under the “Locations” tab, choose specific regions or “All world” to monitor from various geographical locations.

Choose Your Notification Preferences:

• In the “Subscribe all selected” section, you’ll find three options: 

  • “Up”: Select this if you want to receive notifications via email one month, 7 days, and 3 days before your domain expiration date.

  • “Down”: Choose this option to get notified when your domain name has already expired.

  • “Repeat”: Opt for this if you wish to receive daily alerts until the issue is resolved.

Uptime Reports:

• Under “Subscribe all selected,” choose the frequency of uptime reports: daily, weekly, or monthly.

• Enter an email address where these reports will be sent.

• Click “Save” to apply your settings.