Atatus browser alerts monitor real user monitoring (RUM) data to detect performance issues affecting your end users. You can alert on page load times, Core Web Vitals, AJAX performance, transaction success rates, and JavaScript error counts. Browser alerts also support baseline alerts for detecting deviations from historical patterns.

Available metrics

Page load metrics

Core Web Vitals

AJAX metrics

Transaction metrics

JavaScript errors

Enter thresholds in the unit shown. For time metrics, enter the value in seconds (e.g., 5 for 5 seconds). The alert engine handles internal unit conversion automatically.

Baseline metrics

Browser alerts also support baseline metrics that compare the current value against a historical moving average. See Baseline alerts for details. Supported browser baseline metrics: Page Load Time, Page Rendering Time, Page View Throughput, JS Error Count, AJAX Total Time, AJAX Response Time, AJAX Callback Time, AJAX Throughput.

Targets

Browser alert rules are scoped by project (application). Select one or more projects as targets. Each project is evaluated independently, so if two projects both breach the threshold, two separate incidents are created.

Filters

Browser metrics support optional page or AJAX URL filters to narrow the scope:
  • Page URL filter: for page load and Web Vitals metrics, restrict evaluation to a specific page pattern
  • AJAX URL filter: for AJAX metrics, restrict to a specific AJAX endpoint

How alert evaluation works

Operators

Evaluation windows

Available durations: 5, 10, 15, 30, or 60 minutes.

Time functions

Severity

Configure Warning and Critical thresholds independently. Both are evaluated on every scheduler tick.

Example configurations

Alert: Notify when average page load time exceeds 4 seconds for 5 consecutive minutes.
Alert: Warn on JS error spikes with more than 50 errors in any minute.
Alert: Alert when LCP exceeds 2.5 seconds.