datadog rum metrics - Brave Search

docs.datadoghq.com › real_user_monitoring › platform › generate_metrics

Generate Custom Metrics From RUM Events

To create a custom metric from a search query in the RUM Explorer, click the Export button and select Generate new metric from the dropdown menu. Give your custom metric a name that does not start with datadog.estimated_usage, such as rum.sessions.count_by_geography.

docs.datadoghq.com › api › latest › rum-metrics

A list of rum-based metric objects. ... The object describing a Datadog rum-based metric.

Discussions

🙏 Best practice to track custom performances

I want to track functions duration to determine if my web app is getting slower or faster I wanna monitor event in my app. More especially want to track performances during a drag and drop action. ... More on github.com

github.com

4

February 24, 2023

Any real benefit on going with Datadog for AWS monitoring?

I’ve used Datadog at 2 different companies over the last 5 years. I also use CloudWatch on a regular basis. IMO Datadog is miles ahead of Cloudwatch in terms of UX and just general ease of querying data and creating useful dashboards and alerts. Ultimately you want to use a tool that you can also convince software developers to care about using and that’s been much easier with the nice UI that DD gives you. Datadog also has a large set of features that extend beyond what Cloudwatch is capable of that you should check out. The caveat is of course the price but IMO it is worth it. More on reddit.com

r/devops

69

70

April 17, 2023

Anyone who knows datadog?

I've made it my personal mission to dissuade as many people as possible from using datadog, it's just shit. You pay for it out a wazzo, but get a shittily made and shittily designed product that just doesn't work in the case of metrics. They are completely and utterly broken for any use cases where you actually need reliable data and not pretty pictures, including their "standard" dashboards. The only nice parts of datadog are APM, logs and the GUI, and even then they break constantly. Support is also utter shit, they stonewall you with tickets and miss half the questions plus they themselves don't know how their product works (it doesn't most of the time, but they will never admit it) I would understand if it was an opensource product, but not this shit when you spend tens of thousands of dollars for a medium size installation. Their pricing is also retarded and forces you to use third party stuff to lower your metric and APM usage costs, it's ridiculous. Just run More on reddit.com

r/sre

44

7

March 15, 2024

What are you using for error monitoring, session replay, user friction etc?

Contentsquare. But it’s $$$. They just acquired heap this year which was a smart play More on reddit.com

r/ProductManagement

8

1

October 30, 2023

Videos

Datadog Real User Monitoring (RUM) | Datadog Essentials - YouTube

September 22, 2025

Introduction to RUM & Session Replay - YouTube

Real User Monitoring by Datadog - YouTube

November 30, 2023

Datadog real user monitoring (RUM) - YouTube

October 13, 2023

Why Seven.One Entertainment Group Chose Datadog RUM for Client-side ...

RUM Panel: Insights from User Activity - YouTube

September 18, 2025

docs.datadoghq.com › real_user_monitoring

RUM & Session Replay

Visualize, observe, and analyze the performance of your front-end applications as seen by your users.

docs.datadoghq.com › real_user_monitoring › browser › data_collected

RUM Browser Data Collected

Comprehensive guide to RUM Browser SDK event types, attributes, and telemetry data—including sessions, views, resources, errors, and user actions.

datadoghq.com › product › real-user-monitoring

Real User Monitoring | Datadog

Monitor app releases in real-time to catch regressions early and ensure smooth rollouts. Measure key performance metrics like Core Web Vitals and load times to detect and resolve frontend bottlenecks.

medium.com › @.gokberk › tracking-user-experience-with-datadog-rum-a-beginners-guide-725d2e25a358

Tracking User Experience with Datadog RUM: A Beginner’s Guide | by gökberk nur | Medium

May 28, 2024 - Since datadog is quite big and provide a lot of other monitoring tools, for RUM related logs are listed under digital experience tab. In this section you basically see overview of your applications performance metrics.

docs.datadoghq.com › monitors › types › real_user_monitoring

Real User Monitoring Monitor

Datadog evaluates the number of RUM events over a selected time frame, then compares it to the threshold conditions. Monitor over a facet: If you select a facet, the monitor alerts over the Unique value count of the facet.

docs.datadoghq.com › real_user_monitoring › rum_without_limits › metrics

Analyze Performance with Metrics

Datadog provides the below out-of-the-box metrics for a comprehensive overview of your application’s health over time. To ensure accuracy, these metrics are computed prior to retaining or discarding any sessions. This means that even though you keep 0.01% of your sessions, these metrics are computed based on 100% of the ingested sessions.

Find elsewhere

Google Bing Mojeek

docs.datadoghq.com › real_user_monitoring › rum_without_limits

RUM without Limits

RUM without Limits provides you flexibility over your RUM sessions volumes by decoupling session data ingestion from indexing. This enables you to: Dynamically set retention filters from the Datadog UI without up-front sampling decisions or code changes · Retain sessions with errors or performance issues and discard less significant ones, such as ones with few user interactions · Even if you retain only a fraction of your sessions, Datadog provides performance metrics for all ingested sessions.

datadoghq.com › blog › track-customer-experience-with-rum-metrics

Generate RUM-based metrics to track historical trends in customer experience | Datadog

November 15, 2022 - This will open the metric in our new “Generate Metrics'' tab, where you can create and view all of your custom RUM-based metrics. RUM events collected by Datadog are automatically tagged with their event type, enabling you to quickly filter by session, action, or error.

datadoghq.com › blog › rum-without-limits

Introducing RUM without Limits™: Capture everything, keep what matters | Datadog

June 2, 2025 - RUM without Limits™ is now generally available in Datadog. You can start using it today to capture 100 percent of session data for complete visibility into your users’ experience while retaining only the sessions that matter most to your team. With high-fidelity, out-of-the-box metrics and dynamic retention filters, you’ll gain the insights you need to monitor availability, troubleshoot faster, and optimize user experience without overpaying for data you don’t need.

docs.datadoghq.com › api › latest › rum

Send Data to Datadog · DDOT Collector (Recommended) Other Setup Options · Semantic Mapping · Resource Attribute Mapping · Metrics Mapping · Infrastructure Host Mapping · Hostname Mapping · Service-entry Spans Mapping · Ingestion Sampling · Correlate Data · Logs and Traces · Metrics and Traces · RUM and Traces ·

datadoghq.com › blog › core-web-vitals-monitoring-datadog-rum-synthetics

Monitor Core Web Vitals with Datadog RUM and Synthetic Monitoring | Datadog

February 18, 2021 - Each page load step in a browser test now includes lab Core Web Vitals metrics by default, with the color indicating where your scores stand in relation to Google’s acceptable performance thresholds. You can click on any step to view the details of any errors thrown, as well as a breakdown of each process invoked (CSS style sheet imports, API calls, or HTTP requests, for example) to investigate a suboptimal score. The addition of Core Web Vitals scores to RUM and Datadog Synthetic Monitoring provides crucial insights into your application’s frontend performance, so you can maintain a seamless user experience and ensure that your site continues to rank well on Google.

docs.datadoghq.com › real_user_monitoring › browser

RUM Browser Monitoring

Datadog Real User Monitoring (RUM) enables you to visualize and analyze the real-time performance and user journeys of your application’s individual users.

docs.datadoghq.com › real_user_monitoring › guide › monitor-your-rum-usage

Monitor Your RUM Usage

To track the count of sessions generated by a RUM application, navigate to the Dashboard List and select a dashboard to track your RUM usage trend. Click + Add Widgets to open the widgets and apps side panel. Select Timeseries under Graphs.

docs.datadoghq.com › real_user_monitoring › browser › monitoring_page_performance

Monitoring Page Performance

A performance waterfall, accessible for every RUM view event in the RUM Explorer, which enables you to troubleshoot the performance of a specific page view. It displays how your website assets and resources, long tasks, and frontend errors affect ...

docs.datadoghq.com › real_user_monitoring › browser › tracking_user_actions

Tracking User Actions

The Datadog Browser SDK for RUM calculates action loading time by monitoring page activity following every click. An action is considered complete when the page has no more activity.

github.com › DataDog › browser-sdk › issues › 2036

🙏 Best practice to track custom performances · Issue #2036 · DataDog/browser-sdk

February 24, 2023 - Current state : Using the performance API and sending data as RUM Metrics Right now, I am tracking the data locally using performance API.

Published Feb 24, 2023

medium.com › techverito › unveiling-the-power-of-datadog-real-user-monitoring-rum-19f90ea4b6e8

Unveiling the Power of Datadog Real User Monitoring (RUM) | by Hrushikesh Pardeshi | TechVerito | Medium

January 19, 2024 - In simple terms, Datadog Real User ... real user interactions with various technical data, like tests, backend metrics, traces, logs, and network performance....

Terraform Registry

registry.terraform.io › providers › DataDog › datadog › latest › docs › resources › rum_metric

datadog_rum_metric | Resources | DataDog/datadog | Terraform

Registry · Please enable Javascript to use this application