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content/en/s4r/3-quick-tour/2-rum-home/2-rum-home.md

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 * In the **JavaScript Errors** tile click on the **TypeError** entry that says: *Cannot read properties of undefined (reading 'Prcie')* to see more details. Note that you are given a quick indication of what part of the website the error occurred, allowing you to fix this quickly.
 * Close the pane.
 * The 3rd tile reports **Web Vitals**, a metric that focuses on three important aspects of the user experience: *loading*, *interactivity*, and *visual stability*.
-* Based on the **Web Vitals** information provided, how do you rate the current web performance of the site?
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+**According the *Web Vitals* Metrics, the initial load of the site is ok and rates a *Good Performance***
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 * The last tile, **Most recent detectors** tile, will show if any alerts have been triggered for the application.
 * Click on the down **⌵** arrow in front of the Application name to toggle the view to the compact style. Note that you have all the main information available in this view as well. Click anywhere in the compact view to go back to the full view.
 

content/en/s4r/3-quick-tour/5-synthetics-home/2-synthetics-home.md

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 2. **Test Pane:** List of all the tests that are configured (**Browser**, **API** and **Uptime**)
 3. **Create Test Pane:** Drop-down for creating new Synthetic tests.
 
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 As part of the workshop we have created a default browser test against the application we are running. You find it in the Test Pane (2). It will have the following name **Workshop Browser Test for**, followed by the name of your Workshop (your instructor should have provided that to you).
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 To continue our tour, let's look at the result of our workshop's automatic browser test.  
 
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 **The test runs at a 1-minute round robin interval from Frankfurt, London and Paris**
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 Now let’s examine the infrastructure our application is running on using **Splunk Infrastructure Monitoring (IM)**.