Deploy Monitoring for MarkoJS

Deploy Monitoring for MarkoJS Deploy GermainUX monitoring for MarkoJS to capture real user experience, Session Replay, application performance, errors, and user journeys. For most MarkoJS applications, GermainUX RUM JS is the primary monitoring component. Additional GermainUX components can be deployed when deeper JavaScript troubleshooting, synthetic monitoring, or backend monitoring is required.

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Monitoring Options

GermainUX can monitor MarkoJS across multiple access points: Deploy only the monitoring capabilities required for your environment.

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1. Start the MarkoJS Wizard

From Germain Workspace, navigate to: The MarkoJS Wizard guides you through the initial configuration and deployment of Real User Monitoring.

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2. Configure the MarkoJS Application

Enter the:

• Application Name
• Application URL

The Application Name identifies the MarkoJS application throughout GermainUX. The Wizard creates the corresponding UX Monitoring Profile and generates deployment instructions for the application.

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3. Deploy RUM JS

From the MarkoJS Wizard summary, select the deployment method appropriate for your environment. Three deployment options are available:

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Script Tag Injection

Deploy GermainUX RUM JS using script tag injection. Script injection can be performed locally or remotely depending on your environment.

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Package Dependency

Add GermainUX RUM JS to your application using:

• npm
• yarn

Follow the package installation and initialization instructions generated by the Wizard.

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JavaScript Code Snippet

Add the JavaScript code generated by the Wizard directly to your MarkoJS application. The generated code contains the configuration associated with the UX Monitoring Profile created for your application.

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4. Validate Real User Monitoring

Once RUM JS is deployed, open the MarkoJS application and perform a representative user journey. For example: Verify in GermainUX that:

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5. Configure Error Monitoring — Optional

GermainUX RUM JS automatically captures browser-side errors and failed network requests affecting MarkoJS users. The UX Monitoring Profile can be customized when application-specific error detection, categorization, or exclusions are required. For example: GermainUX analytics, dashboards, alerts, and reports can then be used to identify and prioritize important errors.

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6. Enable Advanced JavaScript Troubleshooting — Optional

Deploy the GermainUX JS Profiler when deeper browser-side troubleshooting is required. The JS Profiler can provide additional visibility into: Use JS Profiler when standard Real User Monitoring identifies an issue requiring deeper code-level analysis.

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7. Configure Synthetic Monitoring — Optional

Use the GermainUX RPA Bot Recorder to proactively monitor critical MarkoJS user journeys. For example: Synthetic transactions can continuously verify application availability and critical workflows without waiting for an actual user to encounter an issue. Alerts or automated actions can be triggered when a synthetic transaction fails or exceeds defined thresholds.

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8. Configure Backend Monitoring — Optional

Use the GermainUX Engine when additional monitoring is required beyond the browser. Depending on your architecture, GermainUX can monitor:

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REST APIs

Monitor the health, usage, performance, and errors of APIs supporting the MarkoJS application.

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Logs

Monitor application logs to detect errors, warnings, and other events relevant to application health.

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Database

Monitor the supporting database to identify health or performance conditions affecting the application. Combining browser and backend monitoring provides broader visibility across:

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9. Review Data Privacy

Before enabling production monitoring, review the data collected from your MarkoJS application. Configure the appropriate privacy controls for sensitive information such as: Validate privacy and exclusion settings before enabling monitoring for production users.

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Revisit Deployment Instructions

You can return to the generated deployment instructions at any time. Navigate to: Then:

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Next Steps

Once monitoring is deployed, configure the analytics and automation appropriate for your application, including:

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• Automated reports
• Alerts and SLA monitoring
• Operational automation

See Marko Operational Experience Intelligence for details about the MarkoJS monitoring, analytics, and automation capabilities available in GermainUX.

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Get More Information

GermainUX monitoring is configurable and can be tailored to your MarkoJS application’s architecture, user journeys, performance requirements, and supporting systems. The GermainUX team can help configure the appropriate monitoring scope, privacy controls, analytics, alerts, and automation for your environment. Please contact us for any help.

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