Angular Monitoring

Features for Angular

Germain provides monitoring capabilities for AngularJS applications, allowing you to track the uptime, performance, and user experience of your AngularJS applications. Here are some key features related to monitoring AngularJS applications in Germain:

Real User Monitoring and Replay

Germain allows you to monitor and replay user interactions with your AngularJS application. This feature captures user sessions, including their actions, navigation, and input, providing insights into user behavior and enabling you to identify any issues or areas for improvement. More details about Germain’s User Monitoring and Replay.

Synthetic Transactions

Germain allows you to set up synthetic transactions to simulate user interactions or application-level actions within your AngularJS application. These synthetic transactions can be configured to monitor specific functionalities, user journeys, or critical workflows. By regularly executing these synthetic transactions, Germain can proactively monitor the uptime and performance of your AngularJS application and alert you in case of any issues or deviations from expected behavior.

Uptime and Performance Monitoring for Angular

Germain provides multiple approaches for monitoring the uptime and performance of your AngularJS application. These approaches include proactive monitoring through synthetic transactions and reactive performance monitoring

Component Usage

Monitor the usage and performance of AngularJS components within your application. Identify any inefficient or slow-performing components that could impact the overall user experience. Track component rendering times and identify potential areas for optimization.

Cross-Browser Compatibility

Monitor your AngularJS application across different browsers and versions to ensure consistent performance and compatibility. Identify any browser-specific issues or inconsistencies and address them accordingly.

Data Sources

Germain also supports reactive performance monitoring by leveraging all other data sources that your Angular JS application consists of.

For more detailed information on setting this up for your AngularJS application in Germain, please contact the Germain support team. They will provide you with specific guidance and assistance tailored to your AngularJS monitoring needs.

Error Tracking

Monitor and track errors occurring in your AngularJS application. Identify and analyze JavaScript errors, console errors, and network errors to proactively address issues and improve the stability of your application.

Integration Monitoring

Ability to identify integration issues and failures.

JavaScript Monitoring & Profiling

Angular JavaScript code is analyzed, real-time, 24x7. More details About Germain’s Javascript Monitoring.

Logging and Debugging

Logs are analyzed by germain the way you need it and captures detailed information about errors, warnings, and other events. This helps in troubleshooting and diagnosing issues more effectively.

Network Performance

Monitor network requests made by your AngularJS application to identify any slow or failing requests. Track metrics such as request/response times, latency, and HTTP status codes to optimize API calls and improve overall network performance.

Resource Monitoring

Monitor the utilization of server resources such as CPU, memory, and disk space. This is especially important if your AngularJS application is running on a server or in a cloud environment. Monitoring resource usage helps ensure optimal performance and scalability.

For more detailed information, please reach out to us. We will provide you with specific guidance and assistance tailored to your needs.

Component: Engine, JS Profiler, RPA Bot Recorder, RUM JS, RUM Ext

Feature Availability: 2022.1 or later