SolarWinds Web Performance Monitoring (WPM) is a website and SaaS application performance monitoring tool. It utilizes synthetic and real user monitoring for proactive issue detection and performance reporting. WPM is designed to be scalable with business needs.
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SolarWinds Web Performance Monitor (WPM) is a web and SaaS application performance monitoring tool. It uses synthetic monitoring and user transaction monitoring for full-stack visibility, enabling proactive issue detection and performance reporting. WPM offers multiple monitoring metrics and diagnostics, including latency issues, infrastructure performance, and server health. It is designed to be scalable in application workload and location accessibility. SolarWinds also advertises rapid deployment, with monitoring enabled within an hour and out-of-the-box and customizable reporting functionality.
Web Performance Monitor helps IT pros:
Know when users can’t get to your site or web app, or are giving up because it’s too slow
Track Web Service/SaaS application performance for both internal and external solutions
View website and infrastructure performance from a single view
Monitor user experience from multiple access locations
Automatically alert with configurable thresholds at each step of a transaction
SolarWinds Web Performance Monitor (WPM) Features
Monitoring Tasks Features
Supported: Remote monitoring
Supported: Multiple Server Monitoring
Supported: Automated alerts and notifications
Reporting Features
Supported: Performance data reports
Supported: Customizable reporting
Supported: Data visualization
Additional Features
Supported: Monitor Internal, SaaS-Based, and Customer-Facing Web Apps
Supported: Easy-to-Use Transaction Recorder
Supported: Application Stack Management Dashboard
Supported: Web-based Application Performance
Supported: Detailed Load-Time Metrics
Supported: Monitor Transactions from Multiple Locations
Supported: Transaction Alerting/Notifications
Supported: Website and Web App Performance Reporting
SolarWinds Web Performance Monitor (WPM) Video
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We monitor several internal and external web sites and generate alerts when sites are slow or down. We monitor a number of public sites to measure general Internet performance and availability at our primary location.
Solarwinds Web Performance Monitor is good for monitoring the performance and availability of websites and web interfaces. It does need consistency so any change in the web site can break the monitor.
We use WPM for web application monitoring and alerting across multiple departments. It has permitted us to proactively monitor and alert on critical web apps 24*7 where we used to have to just wait for users and customers to alert us of issues. This combined with details of what steps have problems gives us critical information to get the problem resolved sooner.
Since WPM builds on Orion its alerting capabilities are very good. We've always been able to generate alerts parameters to meet user needs.
WPM's web app monitoring capabilities were exactly what we needed. We've been able to write detailed transactions to monitor very specific app functions.
Occasionally we run into issues with sites that use cookies. We'd like to see improvement in handling these.
We sometimes struggle with sites that open new browser tabs.
We've found WPM to be a fit for every web application that we wanted to monitor. If you have a web app that you'd like monitoring/alerting for then WPM may work for you. So far our only struggles have been when after logging in the app launches a new tab.
WPM alerting has permitted us to get faster alerts of issues with critical web apps such as online banking. Faster alerting means we can resolve issues sooner and increase uptime.
Web Performance Monitor is used within our organization to test our web applications via workflow. It allows us a real view into each step of the transaction by producing print screens and error alerting. Web Performance Monitor is only managed by the IT organization and creates monitors at the request of engineering.
Ability to log in to secure sections of websites in order to test user authentication
Provides a detailed history of steps taken and provides print screens of each step. If an error occurs you can see the web page to better diagnose issues.
The creation of tests can take some time as you are recording actions taken on web sites.
Ability to edit already created tests typically results in deleting steps and recreating
Require to create multiple iterations of similar tests in order to test individual app servers behind a load balancer
Web performance monitor is well suited if you are looking for extremely granular view into your web applications. This application allows you to go as deep as you want in testing your web application and provides history and screen shots of the sites that it monitors. It also allows for alerting based on certain thresholds of latency or failure categories.