Synthetic Monitoring

Simulate visitor interaction with your site to monitor the end user experience.

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Simulate visitor interaction

Identify bottlenecks and speed up your website.

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Real User Monitoring

Enhance your site performance with data from actual site visitors

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Real user insights in real time

Know how your site or web app is performing with real user insights

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Infrastructure Monitoring Powered by SolarWinds AppOptics

Instant visibility into servers, virtual hosts, and containerized environments

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Comprehensive set of turnkey infrastructure integrations

Including dozens of AWS and Azure services, container orchestrations like Docker and Kubernetes, and more 

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Application Performance Monitoring Powered by SolarWinds AppOptics

Comprehensive, full-stack visibility, and troubleshooting

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Complete visibility into application issues

Pinpoint the root cause down to a poor-performing line of code

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Log Management and Analytics Powered by SolarWinds Loggly

Integrated, cost-effective, hosted, and scalable full-stack, multi-source log management

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Collect, search, and analyze log data

Quickly jump into the relevant logs to accelerate troubleshooting

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Monitor multi-step user interactions with the Pingdom Transaction Monitor

Today we’ve released the brand new Transaction Monitor feature to all Pingdom customers. This new check type is immediately available in your my.pingdom.com control panel.

With a Transaction Monitor check, you can make sure that multi-step user interactions on your websites are working as they should. Since more and more websites depend on multiple web pages and scripts working together, it is not always enough to monitor individual resources.

Simply put, with the Transaction Monitor, you define a series of interactions to be performed on your website. Pingdom then performs these at a regular interval using a web browser, just as if a person was visiting the site.

Maybe you want make sure your customers can log in, perform a search, put items in a basket or any other interactions on your website. You want to be the first to know if that interaction is broken so you can take actions to fix it.

The Transaction Monitor check type is of course available to all Pingdom customers, regardless of account type.

If you want to add a Transaction Monitor check to a free account where you already have an existing check, you can upgrade to a Pingdom Basic Account, which allows for up to five checks in total.

How to add a Transaction Monitor check

To use the Transaction Monitor, you add a check just like you have been doing when you’re logged into your Pingdom account at my.pingdom.com. Under “Check Type” you select “Transaction Monitor”, from where the test should be performed, who should receive alerts, and enter the commands and validations for the check.

To learn more

We have collected a number of resources for you, which will help you understand the Transaction Monitor better, how to use it, and what it can do for you:

Feedback and support

Even though this is the official release of the Transaction Monitor, it’s only the beginning. We would really like to hear what you think about the Transaction Monitor, how it is working for you, and how we can improve it further going forward. You can do that by leaving your comment here.

If you have any kind of problems with the Transaction Monitor, first check out the FAQ. Then, if you still have questions, get in touch with our support.

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