Hi all,
i'm a new bie with PRTG and trying to monitor website loading time such as example below:

Already setup 4 type of HTTP sensor and here return result below

1.HTTP Full Web Page Chromium	:	1,014 msec
2.HTTP Full Web Page PhantomJS	:	999 msec
3.HTTP Full Web Page IE		:	640 msec
4.HTTP				:	568 msec

When i measure the network performance of your web application using the chrome-devtools Network panel. In the Network panel tab, at a glance this pane tells you the total number of requests, amount of data transferred, and load times are:

So the result of HTTP FULL WEB PAGE SENSOR is the "DOMContentLoaded" value? How can i get the Summary of total loading time of all contents as "Finish" value?

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Dear nganbh,

Thank you very much for your knowledge base post.

I just tried to recreate your described behavior. Indeed, different engines will produce different results, however mine vary in size from 68 msec to a maximum of 515 msec.

Please allow me to discuss your request with a responsible developer. I'll post again as soon as there are any news regarding this case. Please note that this may take a couple of days depending on the developer's schedule, rest assured that we will not close your case without contacting you again.

Kind regards,
Sebastian


Mar, 2017 - Permalink

Dear nganbh,

As already assumed the different engines calculate the time in different ways not necessarily result the same values as DOMContentLoaded.

Best,
Sebastian


Mar, 2017 - Permalink

Hi Sebastian,

Have any way for config for get result as the "Finish Time"? Thanks! NganBH


Mar, 2017 - Permalink

Dear nganbh,

Unfortunately, is it not possible to monitor the shown Finish Time of the Google Chrome Dev Tools. The HTTP Full Web Page sensor monitors only the time it takes to load the HTML, css, js, ... content using the DOMContentLoaded.

PRTG does not monitor how long the execution of the js takes, I'm sorry.

Best,
Sebastian


Mar, 2017 - Permalink