: It's not exactly a tool for end-users to use and report to you, although that approach may be problematic in and of itself because performance problems often have a way of disappearing as

@Shakeerah822

It's not exactly a tool for end-users to use and report to you, although that approach may be problematic in and of itself because performance problems often have a way of disappearing as soon as you try to measure them.

If you need real application monitoring with end-user metrics, take a look at NewRelic RPM. It's not cheap (although they do have a free 'Lite' version), but it's the best application monitoring software I've used, and actually measures end-user response time and breaks down the request, response, and render times so you can locate bottlenecks. It also includes server monitoring and a host of metrics and reporting that will help you to do serious tuning and eliminate bottlenecks.

Even the free version is fairly useful, and you get a two-week free trial of 'Pro', so it might be worth taking a look.

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