Archive of posts with category 'Frequently Asked Questions'

PowerBI Content Pack – Getting Started

WebTuna has a Power BI content pack to allow users to visualize and interact with WebTuna usage and performance data in new ways. It pulls detailed data daily for the previous day...

How is WebTuna different to Google Analytics

The data provided by Real User Monitoring (RUM) and Web Analytics often crossover and sometimes there is confusion about whether you need one or the other or both. Quite often...

Where can I find my REST API key and how do I use it?

Your REST API key can be generated on the Change Password screen under Admin. You can generate a new API key from here any time if you think your API key...

How can I capture the Web server machine name

If the web application you are monitoring has multiple frontend web servers and you would like to see performance broken down by servername then you can have the webtuna.js capture...

Installing WebTuna real user monitoring for Atlassian Confluence

If you are using Confluence from Atlassian for team collaboration and need to monitor the real end user experience that is being delivered to all of your end users then WebTuna can...

How can I capture the users username?

If the web application you are monitoring requires a login and you would like to be able to track performance down to an individual user then you can have the...

What metrics are collected?

Metrics sent from the users browser

When and Where is the WebTuna data sent?

Several metrics are collected from the DOM (Document Object Model) of the users browser when the window.onload event fires. This is after the page has already loaded so it will...

How does it work?

WebTuna simply requires a small JavaScript file (webtuna.js) to be included on your pages. This JavaScript collects all the key performance and analytic metrics and asynchronously sends them to the...

Where do I add the webtuna.js to my site?

First copy the webtuna.js to the root directory for your website

Where can I download the webtuna.js from?

WebTuna uses a small (5K) piece of JavaScript which you need to place into you site template in order to monitor your site. This JavaScript file is called webtuna.js.