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Availability2017.2

Real User Monitoring

See real Vue.js user experience

JavaScript Error Monitoring

Find errors hitting real users

Synthetic Transactions

Test critical workflows proactively

Alerts and Automation

Actions when issues appear

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Overview

Monitor and optimize the performance, stability, user experience, and business workflows of Vue.js applications with GermainUX. GermainUX combines Real User Monitoring, Session Replay, browser and network monitoring, JavaScript analysis, synthetic transactions, workflow monitoring, and application telemetry to help teams identify issues affecting users and business outcomes.

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Real User Monitoring

Understand how real users experience your Vue.js application. GermainUX can monitor:
  • User sessions
  • Page views
  • Navigation
  • Clicks and interactions
  • Page-load performance
  • User interaction performance
  • Browser activity
  • Network requests
  • JavaScript errors
  • Console errors
  • User journeys
  • Business workflows
This provides visibility into both individual user experiences and trends across larger user populations.

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Session Replay

GermainUX Session Replay reconstructs user activity within the monitored Vue.js application. Use Session Replay to investigate:
  • Navigation issues
  • Repeated user actions
  • Dead clicks
  • Rage clicks
  • Error clicks
  • JavaScript errors
  • Slow interactions
  • Failed workflows
  • Unexpected application behavior
Session Replay can be combined with searchable events and analytics to identify affected sessions without manually reviewing every recording.

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Application Performance

Monitor Vue.js application performance to identify conditions affecting responsiveness. Analyze:
  • Page-load time
  • User interaction time
  • Browser processing
  • Rendering performance
  • Network-request duration
  • API latency
  • Resource loading
  • Application responsiveness
  • Performance trends
This helps identify whether poor user experience is associated with browser processing, network requests, JavaScript execution, or another dependency.

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Transaction Performance Comparison

When analyzing a slow or failed Vue.js application transaction, use Comparison to compare its performance with another execution of the same transaction, such as the fastest, slowest, most recent, first seen, or last seen. Comparison can reveal:
  • Differences in execution time for the same Vue.js operation
  • Which Vue components, JavaScript functions, or API calls caused the slowdown
  • Performance differences between successful and failed Vue.js transactions
  • Errors or bottlenecks affecting user workflows
  • Potential root causes of transaction performance degradation
This helps pinpoint why a Vue.js transaction is slower or failing, identify the underlying bottlenecks, and accelerate resolution to improve application performance and user experience. More details on Transaction Performance Comparison.

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Vue Component Performance

GermainUX can help analyze the usage and performance of Vue components when the required instrumentation is available. Use this analysis to identify:
  • Frequently used components
  • Slow-performing components
  • Rendering bottlenecks
  • Component-related user-experience issues
  • Areas requiring optimization

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JavaScript Error Monitoring

Detect errors affecting Vue.js users. GermainUX can monitor:
  • JavaScript errors
  • Browser console errors
  • Failed network requests
  • HTTP errors
  • Resource-loading failures
Errors can be associated with:
  • User sessions
  • User actions
  • Pages
  • Browsers
  • Application workflows
  • Performance conditions
This helps teams understand not only that an error occurred, but which users and workflows were affected.

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Advanced JavaScript Analysis

Use GermainUX JS Profiler for deeper browser and JavaScript troubleshooting when required. Depending on the application and configuration, JS Profiler can help analyze:
  • JavaScript execution
  • Slow functions
  • Browser processing
  • Network activity
  • Integration activity
  • Performance bottlenecks
This is useful when Real User Monitoring identifies a slow interaction but deeper technical analysis is required to understand why it is slow.

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Network Performance

Monitor network requests generated by the Vue.js application. Analyze:
  • Request duration
  • Response duration
  • HTTP status
  • Failed requests
  • Slow requests
  • API calls
  • Third-party requests
  • Integration requests
Network activity can be correlated with individual user interactions and sessions.

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Cross-Browser Analysis

Analyze Vue.js behavior across:
  • Chrome
  • Edge
  • Firefox
  • Safari
  • Browser versions
  • Devices
  • Operating systems
This can help identify browser-specific performance or compatibility problems.

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Workflow Monitoring

Monitor critical business workflows within the Vue.js application. Examples include:

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Customer Workflow

Sign InSearchSelect ItemSubmitConfirmation

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Employee Workflow

Open RecordReviewUpdateSubmit

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eCommerce Workflow

ProductCartCheckoutPurchase
GermainUX can analyze:
  • Workflow completion
  • Workflow duration
  • Abandonment
  • Repeated steps
  • Errors
  • Performance delays
  • User friction

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Synthetic Transactions

Use GermainUX RPA Bot Recorder to proactively execute critical Vue.js workflows. Examples include:
Open ApplicationSign InExecute Critical WorkflowVerify Result
or:
Open ApplicationNavigateVerify Expected Content
Synthetic transactions can identify availability, performance, and functional issues before they affect real users.

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Application and Infrastructure Monitoring

When the Vue.js application depends on customer-controlled backend systems, GermainUX can separately monitor those systems and correlate their telemetry with frontend behavior. Depending on the environment, this can include:
  • REST APIs
  • Application servers
  • Databases
  • Logs
  • CPU
  • Memory
  • Disk
  • Network
  • Containers
  • Cloud infrastructure
This helps determine whether a Vue.js issue originates in the browser or a supporting backend dependency.

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Root Cause Analysis

GermainUX can correlate user activity with available technical telemetry. For example: User Experiences Slow Action can be analyzed together with:
User InteractionJavaScript ExecutionNetwork RequestAPI ResponseBackend Application
Or:
Workflow FailureJavaScript ErrorFailed API Request
This helps teams move from identifying an issue to understanding its likely cause and impact.

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Analytics

Analyze Vue.js monitoring data by:
  • User
  • Session
  • Page
  • URL
  • Vue component
  • User interaction
  • Workflow
  • Browser
  • Device
  • Operating system
  • Geography
  • Error
  • Network request
  • Time period

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SLAs and Automated Analysis

Configure GermainUX to detect conditions such as:
  • Slow pages
  • Slow user interactions
  • JavaScript errors
  • HTTP failures
  • Failed API requests
  • Browser-specific issues
  • Workflow failures
  • Increased abandonment
  • Synthetic transaction failures
  • Performance degradation

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Alerts and Automation

When GermainUX detects a condition requiring attention, it can:
  • Send an alert
  • Notify subscribed users through a Watch
  • Generate a report
  • Trigger approved diagnostics
  • Execute approved automation

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Additional Resources

Deploy

Monitoring or automation for Vue.js

Configure

Monitoring or automation for Vue.js

AI

Insights & Recommendations

Analytics

More Analytics Features

Automation

More Automation Features

Dashboards

Dashboards and reports overview

Reports

Automatic and scheduled reports

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