Ask HN: Page load performance monitoring tools
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We use NewRelic to see everything from the bottom up:
http://newrelic.com/
It's really easy to use, comprehensive and they have a 14day trial.
I also like yslow: http://developer.yahoo.com/yslow/
It's good for quick checks.
It's really easy to use, comprehensive and they have a 14day trial.
I also like yslow: http://developer.yahoo.com/yslow/
It's good for quick checks.
I've been working on a tool for doing simultaneous page-load measurements and back-end profiling. Here's a paper my supervisor and I published on it: http://portal.acm.org.cyber.usask.ca/citation.cfm?id=1958746...
Depending on your environment, we could talk about getting you a copy to try out. It's ... a little rough around the edges, but I've found it quite useful.
Depending on your environment, we could talk about getting you a copy to try out. It's ... a little rough around the edges, but I've found it quite useful.
I can't speak to it's effectiveness, but I have this site bookmarked to use soon on one of my projects:
https://www.blamestella.com/
I was at a web speed optimization meetup and we used this tool:
http://www.webpagetest.org/
It was pretty neat and VERY useful.
It was pretty neat and VERY useful.
yeah we use this too, can't believe the amount of stuff they let you do for free. You can even generate video showing your site verses your competitors loading at 0.5 fps.
We use NewRelic http://newrelic.com and Pingdom http://pingdom.com.
Here are a couple.
* Browsermob
* Pingdom (tools.pingdom.com)
* blitz.io
* http://loadimpact.com/
* www.webpagetest.org * www.yottaa.com * Google analytics has some meaningful stuff * Internal tools for back-end performance (number/time of database hits, etc)
What other tools should I be looking at to gather a comprehensive set of metrics?