Updated on 2025-06-27 GMT+08:00

Load Performance

The Load Performance page displays page performance metrics. It includes Page Performance and Feature Statistics.

Page Performance: displays page load performance metrics, performance trend, and page performance analysis.

Feature Statistics: displays region, device, or system performance conditions for analysis.

Procedure

  1. Log in to the management console.
  2. Click on the left and choose Management & Governance > Application Performance Management.
  3. In the navigation pane, choose Web Monitoring > Load Performance. Select a site from the Site drop-down list. By default, the load performance details of the site are displayed.

    • Displays the number of active users, page views, average loading time, JS errors, P75 Largest Contentful Paint (LCP), slow API rate, and API success rate.
    • Page Performance: displays the access speed metrics, performance trend, performance sample distribution, and page performance analysis.
    • Feature Statistics: displays the region distribution, region loading performance distribution, browser distribution, carrier distribution, and operating system distribution.
      Table 1 Load performance parameters

      Parameter

      Description

      UV

      Number of visitors who access the website. If a user accesses the site multiple times in a day, only one UV will be counted.

      PV

      Page view (PV), which is the number of times a page is opened or refreshed.

      Avg. Load Time

      Average page load time.

      JS Errors

      Number of JS errors.

      P75 Largest Contentful Paint (LCP)

      Largest Contentful Paint (LCP) reports the render time of the largest image or text block visible in the viewport, relative to when the user first navigated to the page. The 75th percentile LCP is used here.

      Slow APIs

      Slow APIs refer to APIs with load time longer than 1,000 ms. Slow API proportion = Number of slow APIs/Total number of APIs

      API Success Rate

      API success rate = Number of APIs that are successfully called/Total number of APIs

  4. In the upper right corner of the Load Performance page, select a time range. Default: Last 20 minutes.

    Options: Last 20 minutes, Last hour, Last 3 hours, Last 6 hours, Last day, Today, Yesterday, Last week, Last month, or Custom.

Page Performance

  1. In the navigation pane, choose Web Monitoring > Load Performance. By default, the page performance details are displayed.

    1. Access Speed Metrics
      Displays the number of load times, average load time, First Contentful Paint (FCP), First Paint (FP), Time to Interactive (TTI), Cumulative Layout Shift (CLS), Interaction to Next Paint (INP), and average Largest Contentful Paint (LCP).
      Table 2 Access speed metrics

      Parameter

      Description

      Load Times

      Number of times the page was loaded.

      Avg. Load Time

      Average page load time. Duration from the time when you open a website to the time when the content on the home page of the browser has been rendered.

      First Contentful Paint (FCP)

      Duration for the first content (such as the text, image, or canvas) to be rendered on the page.

      First Paint (FP)

      Duration for the first pixel to be rendered on the page. This occurs when the HTML parsing is completed or partially completed.

      Time to Interactive (TTI)

      Duration from the time when a page starts to be loaded to the time when main resources are rendered and a response is made.

      Cumulative Layout Shift (CLS)

      CLS measures the scores for every unexpected layout shift that occurs during the entire lifecycle of a page and add them together.

      Interaction to Next Paint (INP)

      INP measures how responsive a page is to visitor interactions. It measures the elapsed time between a click or a keypress. (This option is disabled by default. You can configure it by setting enableInp in initialization parameters.)

      Avg. Largest Contentful Paint (LCP)

      LCP reports the render time of the largest image or text block visible in the viewport, relative to when the user first navigated to the page. The average LCP is used here.

      • Click the colored circle next to each metric. When the cursor is hovered over a circle, the corresponding metric will be highlighted. If a circle is gray, the corresponding metric will not be displayed in the trend graph. If a circle is colored, the corresponding metric will be displayed in the trend graph.
      • Move the cursor to the graph. The detailed metric information is displayed.
    2. Performance Trend
      Displays the P50, P75, P90, P95, and P99 values of a metric at different time points.
      Figure 1 Performance trend
      1. 1 in Figure 1: Click the colored circle next to each metric. When the cursor is hovered over a circle, the corresponding metric will be highlighted. If a circle is gray, the corresponding metric will not be displayed in the trend graph. If a circle is colored, the corresponding metric will be displayed in the trend graph.
      2. 2 in Figure 1: Select a metric from the drop-down list. Options: Largest Contentful Paint (LCP), First Contentful Paint (FCP), Cumulative Layout Shift (CLS), First Paint (FP), and Interaction to Next Paint (INP).
      3. 3 in Figure 1: Move the cursor to the graph. The detailed metric data is displayed.
    3. Performance sample distribution
      Displays the number of load times at different time. Move the cursor to the graph. The detailed metric information is displayed.
      1. 1 in Figure 2: Select a metric from the drop-down list. Options: Largest Contentful Paint (LCP), First Contentful Paint (FCP), Cumulative Layout Shift (CLS), First Paint (FP), and Interaction to Next Paint (INP).

        As shown in Figure 2, there are six loads when LCP is in the range of 0–1,000s.

      2. 2 in Figure 2: Move the cursor to the graph. The detailed metric data is displayed.
        Figure 2 Performance sample distribution

    4. Page performance analysis

      Displays performance analysis details of different pages. The metrics include Page URL, Load Times, Largest Contentful Paint (LCP), Avg. Load Time, First Contentful Paint (FCP), First Paint (FP), Time to Interactive (TTI), Cumulative Layout Shift (CLS), and Interaction to Next Paint (INP).

      • Enter the search criteria in the search box and click to view the page performance analysis list that meets the search criteria.
      • Click in the upper right corner of the page performance analysis list and select the target metric data.
      • By default, the page performance analysis list is sorted by Load Times in descending order.

  2. Click a URL in the Page URL column under Page Performance Analysis to view the load performance metrics of the URL.

    Table 3 Load performance parameters

    Parameter

    Description

    Load Times

    Number of times the page was loaded.

    Avg. Load Time

    Average page load time. Duration from the time when you open a website to the time when the content on the home page of the browser has been rendered.

    First Contentful Paint (FCP)

    Duration for the first content (such as the text, image, or canvas) to be rendered on the page.

    First Paint (FP)

    Duration for the first pixel to be rendered on the page. This occurs when the HTML parsing is completed or partially completed.

    Time to Interactive (TTI)

    Duration from the time when a page starts to be loaded to the time when main resources are rendered and a response is made.

    First Meaningful Paint (FMP)

    Duration from the time when the browser responds to the website address you entered to the time when the browser renders meaningful content.

    P75 Largest Contentful Paint (LCP)

    LCP reports the render time of the largest image or text block visible in the viewport, relative to when the user first navigated to the page. The 75th percentile LCP is used here.

    Images

    Number of images displayed on the page.

    First Load APIs

    Number of first load APIs.

    APIs

    Number of APIs for accessing a page.

    Static Resources

    Number of resources that are directly displayed on a fixed web page without database queries or program processing.

    Size of First-Loaded Resources

    Size of the resource loaded for the first time.

    JS Error Rate

    JS error rate = Number of errors triggered during JS running/Total number of Java scripts

    Resource Load Time

    Time consumed by loading resources.

    Network Time

    Time consumed in network communication.

    • Page access speed metrics
      Displays the number of load times, average load time, First Contentful Paint (FCP), First Paint (FP), Time to Interactive (TTI), Cumulative Layout Shift (CLS), Interaction to Next Paint (INP), and average Largest Contentful Paint (LCP) of a URL. For details about the parameters, see Table 2.
      1. Click the colored circle next to each metric. When the cursor is hovered over a circle, the corresponding metric will be highlighted. If a circle is gray, the corresponding metric will not be displayed in the trend graph. If a circle is colored, the corresponding metric will be displayed in the trend graph.
      2. Move the cursor to the graph. The detailed metric information is displayed.
    • Performance trend
      Displays the P50, P75, P90, P95, and P99 values of a metric at different time.
      1. 1 in the preceding figure: Click the colored circle next to each metric. When the cursor is hovered over a circle, the corresponding metric will be highlighted. If a circle is gray, the corresponding metric will not be displayed in the trend graph. If a circle is colored, the corresponding metric will be displayed in the trend graph.
      2. 2 in the preceding figure: Select a metric from the drop-down list. Options: Largest Contentful Paint (LCP), First Contentful Paint (FCP), Cumulative Layout Shift (CLS), First Paint (FP), and Interaction to Next Paint (INP).
      3. 3 in the preceding figure: Move the cursor to the graph. The detailed metric data is displayed.
    • Performance sample distribution
      Displays the number of load times at different time. Move the cursor to the graph. The detailed metric information is displayed.
      1. 1 in Figure 3: Select a metric from the drop-down list. Options: Largest Contentful Paint (LCP), First Contentful Paint (FCP), Cumulative Layout Shift (CLS), First Paint (FP), and Interaction to Next Paint (INP).

        As shown in Figure 3, there are six loads when LCP is in the range of 0–1,000s.

      2. 2 in Figure 3: Move the cursor to the graph. The detailed metric data is displayed.
        Figure 3 Performance sample distribution
    • Page resource load time
      Displays Resource Load Time, Static Resources, APIs, and Static Resource Size of a URL.
      Table 4 Parameters related to the page resource load time

      Parameter

      Description

      Resource Load Time

      Time consumed by loading resources.

      Static Resources

      Number of resources that are directly displayed on a fixed web page without database queries or program processing.

      APIs

      Number of APIs for accessing a page.

      Static Resource Size

      Size of resources that are directly displayed on a fixed web page without database queries or program processing.

    • Loading performance distribution

      Displays the number of URL loads in different load time ranges. Move the cursor to the graph. The detailed metric information is displayed.

    • Page loading

      The page loading time consists of network time, DOM parsing time, and resource loading time. For the network connection details, see the waterfall graph.

      Table 5 Parameters related to the page load time

      Parameter

      Description

      DNS Lookup

      Time spent on DNS lookup for the page.

      TCP Connection

      Time required for connecting to the server, including the SSL handshake, SSL connection, and TCP three-way handshake time.

      SSL Connection

      Time required for establishing an SSL connection. HTTPS requests involve such time. It is included in the TCP connection time.

      Time to First Byte

      Time from when the request is sent to when the first byte is received.

      Content Transmission

      Time taken by the browser to receive the server's response.

      Network Time

      Time taken from the time when a user sends a page request to the time when the browser receives a server response, involving DNS lookup, TCP connection, request response, and network transmission events.

      DOM Parsing

      Time taken to draw the DOM structure tree during DOM parsing.

      Resource Loading

      Time required for document, HTML, and JS parsing, and resource (such as CSS and image) loading.

    • Single page access performance
      1. Go to the Single Page Access Performance area at the bottom of the page and click Details.

        By default, the single page access performance analysis list is sorted by access time in descending order.

      2. On the displayed details page, view the page performance details. There are three modules on this page: performance metrics, page load exploded view, and resource loading analysis.
        1. Performance Metrics

        2. Page Load Exploded View: displays the total time required for page loading. For details, see Table 5.

        3. Resource Loading Analysis: displays resource loading information. Different resource types are in different colors. The length of a bar indicates the time taken to load resources. You can hover the cursor over a bar to view the loading time details or click the tab in the upper right corner to filter data by type.

  3. Click View under APIs. Total Requests, Errors, Error Rate, Slow Requests, Slow Request Proportion, Avg. Success Call Time, Specified API Traces, API Summary, and Status Code Summary are displayed.

    Table 6 URL parameters

    Parameter

    Description

    Total Requests

    Total number of API requests.

    Errors

    Number of API request errors.

    Error Rate

    Error rate of API requests.

    Slow Requests

    Number of slow API requests.

    Slow Request Proportion

    Proportion of slow API requests.

    Avg. Success Call Time

    Average time for calling an API.

    • Specified API traces: Displays metrics such as the reporting time, URL, API, device ID, UID, tag, wait time, connection time, time to first byte, download time, and API request status. For details, see step 4.
    • API summary: Displays the API, total number of requests, and proportion of requests. For details, see the API Summary.
    • Status code summary: Displays the status code, total number of requests, and proportion of requests. For details, see Drilling Down to Status Code Distribution Details.

Feature Statistics

  1. In the navigation pane, choose Web Monitoring > Load Performance. Select a site from the Site drop-down list and click the Feature Statistics tab. The feature statistics page is displayed.

    • Region Distribution: displays the region distribution graph, region name, number of load times and proportion, load time, First Paint (FP), and Time to Interactive (TTI).
      • If no province name is displayed in the Region column, the region distribution graph is not displayed.

      • When you hover the cursor over a region, the number of load times of the region is displayed in the bar chart on the right. You can scroll the mouse wheel to zoom in or out the region distribution graph.
    • Region Load Performance Distribution: displays the line graph of a region's load times at different time.
    • Browser Distribution: displays the browser distribution pie graph, browser name, number of load times and proportion, load time, First Paint (FP), and Time to Interactive (TTI).
    • Carrier Distribution: displays the carrier distribution pie graph, carrier name, number of load times and proportion, load time, FP, and TTI.
    • OS Distribution: displays the OS distribution pie graph, OS name, number of load times and proportion, load time, FP, and TTI.
      Table 7 Parameters related to page performance

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      Parameter

      Description

      Region Distribution

      Region

      Region name.

      Load Times and Proportion

      Number of page load times in a region and its proportion.

      Load Time

      Total page load time in a region.

      First Paint (FP)

      Total FP time in a region.

      Time to Interactive (TTI)

      Total TTI in a region.

      Browser Distribution

      Browser

      Browser name.

      Load Times and Proportion

      Number of page load times of a browser and its proportion.

      Load Time

      Total page load time of a browser.

      First Paint (FP)

      Total FP time of a browser.

      Time to Interactive (TTI)

      Total TTI of a browser.

      Carrier Distribution

      Carrier

      Carrier name.

      Load Times and Proportion

      Number of page load times of a carrier and its proportion.

      Load Time

      Total page load time of a carrier.

      First Paint (FP)

      Total FP time of a carrier.

      Time to Interactive (TTI)

      Total TTI of a carrier.

      OS Distribution

      OS

      OS name.

      Load Times and Proportion

      Number of page load times of an OS and its proportion.

      Load Time

      Total page load time of an OS.

      First Paint (FP)

      Total FP time of an OS.

      Time to Interactive (TTI)

      Total TTI of an OS.

  2. You can click the blue text in the Region Distribution, Browser Distribution, Carrier Distribution, and OS Distribution areas to drill down to details.

    • Region distribution
      1. Click a region name in the Region column. The access statistics details of the region are displayed. For details, see steps 1–2 in "Page performance".
    • Browser distribution
      1. Click a browser name in the Browser column. The access statistics of the browser are displayed. For details, see steps 1–2 in "Page performance".
    • Carrier distribution

      Click a carrier name in the Carrier column. The access statistics of the carrier are displayed. For details, see steps 1–2 in "Page performance".

    • OS distribution

      Click an OS name in the OS column. The access statistics of the OS are displayed. For details, see steps 1–2 in "Page performance".