Testing Process

Here's what the test agents actually do.

9 articles in this collection
Written by Mark Zeman, Tammy Everts, and Joseph Wynn

Test Agent Updates (1 July 2020)

Our new test agents include updates to several pieces of core software: Chrome to 83.0; Firefox to 77.0; and Lighthouse to 6.1.0.

Written by Joseph Wynn
Updated this week

Advanced debugging: Viewing detailed test results

How to debug SpeedCurve tests by using the underlying WebPageTest results and the Chrome timeline trace

Written by Joseph Wynn
Updated over a week ago

Do search engine bots show up in my LUX data?

Short answer: No. Here's why.

Written by Tammy Everts
Updated over a week ago

A/B tests interfering with metrics and alerts

Turn off your A/B tests or pick one variation.

Written by Mark Zeman
Updated over a week ago

How do the browser testing agents work?

Written by Mark Zeman
Updated over a week ago

How do I run a test or deploy right now?

Using the UI or API to kick off testing.

Written by Mark Zeman
Updated over a week ago

What is a check and how many do I need?

How to understand and manage your monthly synthetic checks

Written by Mark Zeman
Updated over a week ago

Synthetic vs Real User Monitoring (RUM)

Written by Mark Zeman
Updated over a week ago

OCSP requests

Written by Mark Zeman
Updated over a week ago