How did you find web server related issues?
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Answer / mahesh sv
Using Web resource monitors we can find the performance of
web servers. Using these monitors we can analyze throughput
on the web server, number of hits per second that occurred
during scenario, the number of http responses per second,
the number of downloaded pages per second.
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Answer / masthan
In web resources we have webpage diagnostics
Where it has
a) Time to first buffer break down : Where it shows
the amount of time the request has spent in server at
the same time amount of time the request has spent in
network also
b) Page downloaded time break down
c) Downloaded component size
They tells about ene to end activities of request from
client to the server
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