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Superb Real User Webpage Performance Monitoring with Jiffy and Monitis

Webpage performance

Web page performance as opposed to website performance is a bit more of an intricate job requiring familiarization with what is actually served on your website and how your web pages are woven together.
If we’re talking about website performance – we most likely refer to web server performance – how fast requests are being served or what’s the percentage of failed requests for instance.
Opposed to that, web page performance, or at least what I am referring to is the equivalent of asking the following invaluable questions:

  • How fast/slow is my web page in general?
  • Are there excessively slow parts at my web page?
  • If my web page is indeed slow, where is the bottleneck?

And guys, for this, there is a solution. It is a really handy utility called jiffy-web.
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Category: 101 Reasons To Choose Monitis, Application Performance Management, Applications Monitoring, Java Monitoring, Linux Servers Monitoring, Monitis API, Monitoring Scripts, Network Monitoring, Server Management, Uptime Monitoring, Web Server Monitoring, Website Monitoring

Using Tomcat With a Database – Performance Optimization Tips

The Internet is a great resource, but it is sometimes too much to wade through hundreds of web pages looking for tips about using Tomcat with a database. So we at Monitis have done it for you! Below are some of the more useful tips found in various places on the Internet.

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Category: Java Monitoring, MySQL monitoring, Performance Management, Website Monitoring

21 Apache Tomcat Configuration Tips

Monitis is pleased to present the following tips for configuring Apache Tomcat for maximum performance. Apache Tomcat is an open source software implementation of the Java Servlet and JavaServer Pages technologies. Apache Tomcat powers numerous large-scale, mission-critical web applications across a diverse range of industries and organizations.

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Category: Performance Management, Web Server Monitoring, Website Monitoring

Apache & Monitis’ M3: The Perfect Match

Apache is the most popular webserver, and M3 (Monitis Monitor Manager) is one very powerful Monitis tool. It’s a no-brainer to bring them together.

In this short document, first we will look briefly at how Apache presents its logs. Next we will define the way to measure the speed of a webserver, and finally we will learn how we can present results with Monitis (using M3).
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Category: Events Monitoring, Linux Servers Monitoring, Monitis API, Monitoring Scripts, Server Management, Sysadmin Tools, Web Server Monitoring

Basic Apache and MySQL Performance Tuning: Part1: Apache

Apache and MySQL make up the backbone of many Linux based web servers. According to the August 2011 Web Server Survey by Netcraft, Apache currently runs on 65.18% (or 301,771,518!) of web servers.  Similarly, MySQL is the most popular open source database and holds a significant portion of the market share – especially for web content.  This article will detail how you can get at the ‘low-hanging fruit’ in order to make some simple changes that will yield big performance gains.
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Category: Linux Servers Monitoring, Sysadmin Tools, Web Server Monitoring, Website Monitoring

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