Real User Monitoring And Why It's Not Enough Why is RUM needed? Real user monitoring (RUM) is used to determine the actual service-level quality delivered to end users and to detect errors or performance problems on websites and native mobile apps. The data may also be used to determine if website changes have the intended effect or cause errors. RUM can be very helpful in identifying issues and understanding exactly what happens on your site. It differs from synthetic monitoring in that it relies on actual users interacting with the page to take measurements rather than automated tests. RUM tells site owners what real users are experiencing on their website or app. Real user monitoring from Glassbox • Real-time, high-level performance analytics - Performance data is captured and

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