Content Time

Content time, also referred to as time to download the last byte, is the time in seconds that it takes a website to deliver all of its content (images, HTML, and other objects) from the web server where it resides to the client browser or the WebSitePulse agent. You can measure the content time and other components of your website with our Website Test tool.

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Usage tips

• Current Status for your Google page
  
• Using Firefox browser? Take the Current Status with you.
  

Knowledge base

• Content Snapshot
  
• Content changes percentage
  
• FTP Performance Target Type
  
• HTTP Performance Target Type
  
• Enable HTTP Compression
  

Howtos

• Check WHOIS records for status changes
  
• Configure Alert Dependencies
  
• Microsoft Entra single sign-on (SSO) integration with WebSitePulse
  

Glossary

• Content Match
  
• Time-out / Timeout
  
• Redirect Time
  
• First Byte Time
  
• Latency
  

Frequently asked questions

• What exactly is being checked and monitored?
  
• How to monitor a SQL server?
  
• Does it matter what my Website and Web server technical platform is (example: NT, Apache, Linux, UNIX, MAC)?
  
• What is a Ping?
  
• I can monitor my own servers locally. Why do I need WebSitePulse.com?