Integration / Apache Pulsar Interview questions
What is End User Monitoring (EUM)?
End User Monitoring captures how an application actually performs from the perspective of the person using it — in the browser or on a mobile device — rather than only measuring server-side response time.
It has two real-traffic modes and one simulated mode: Browser RUM injects a JavaScript snippet to measure page load, AJAX calls, and JavaScript errors in real users' browsers; Mobile RUM uses an iOS or Android SDK for the same purpose in native apps; and Synthetic Monitoring runs scripted, scheduled transactions from external locations to catch problems even when there's no real traffic yet, such as during off-peak hours.
EUM data can be correlated back to server-side Business Transactions, so a slow page load can be traced from the browser, through the network, into the exact backend call that caused the delay.
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