Real User Monitoring (RAM) and Synthetic Monitoring are two different approaches to website and application monitoring. They both serve the same purpose of ensuring optimal performance of a website or application, but they differ in how they collect data and the types of insights they provide. Understanding the difference between the two can help you…
It’s easy to forget that one of the most important elements dictating your website speed has nothing to do with the front or back-end design. While the design of your website is important, when looking to cultivate the fastest website possible, you should narrow your focus not on infrastructure, but rather, your hosting server location.…
When it comes to DNS topics, very few people fully understand the processes and complexities of this dynamic system. While you may not typically need to know exactly how DNS works, or what its purpose may be for your specific application, there are several elements any website owner should be aware of. Perhaps the most…
Are you a professional coder? Do you know how to handwrite dynamic and responsive websites? If so, then why are your reading this article? If you’re like the millions of other webmasters who aren’t fluent in programming code, then your website is likely built upon a front-end framework. Essentially, framework is just as it sounds.…
Proactive monitoring of your site a smart move. Automating that monitoring is even smarter.
You play League of Legends to have fun, relax, and challenge yourself. You certainly don’t play it so you can practice your meditation breathing while the game lags.
If you can’t throw much time or money at performance testing, you shouldn’t skip it. Do what you can.