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As well as CloudWatch Metrics for your resources, you might want to look at exploring CloudWatch Synthetics and/or RUM to get some visibility into the end user experience of your website.
Amazon CloudWatch Synthetics: https://docs.aws.amazon.com/AmazonCloudWatch/latest/monitoring/CloudWatch_Synthetics_Canaries.html Amazon CloudWatch RUM: https://docs.aws.amazon.com/AmazonCloudWatch/latest/monitoring/CloudWatch-RUM.html
You can also find some hands-on exploration for both in the Observability workshop: https://catalog.workshops.aws/observability/en-US
Hi.
Are you checking the metrics of your website?
Is the site always slow? Are there any conditions to be late? As far as I could see, it was fast.
You can check CloudWatch metrics and monitor the resource status of your web server to gain insights into what is affecting your website's performance.
Alternatively, if you're not having problems with your web server, you can use Chrome's developer tools to analyze whether you're having problems with your network or your browser's rendering.
Hi there!
Are you monitoring your website’s performance metrics? Is it consistently slow, or are there specific times when it lags? From my observation, it seemed to load quickly.
You might want to check CloudWatch metrics to gain insights into your web server's resource status and determine what might be affecting performance.
If the server isn't the issue, using Chrome's developer tools can help identify whether the slowdown is related to your network or how your browser renders the site. For those interested in maintaining a clean and efficient workspace, consider the professional services offered by Pearl Lemon Cleaners: https://www.pearllemoncleaners.co.uk/top-commercial-office-cleaning-services-london/
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