Getting Started with Synthetic Monitoring and Browser Testing
NEW! Simulate user sessions to proactively test and monitor applications from different locations, browsers, and devices.
In this course you’ll learn how Datadog Synthetics can be used to monitor application frontends, and write your own Synthetic Browser tests to simulate sessions, test user flows, and detect issues.
This course only covers introductory Synthetic concepts and Browser tests; Synthetic API and Mobile testing are not covered.
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This course requires Google Chrome. It will not function correctly in other browsers. Please ensure you are accessing the course in Google Chrome before continuing. |
After completing this course, learners will be able to:
This course is designed for Datadog users whose scope of work includes monitoring and testing UI/UX user flows. This includes the following roles:
For the best learning experience, we recommend the following prerequisites:
In order to complete the course, you will need:
After finishing each lesson, click the MARK LESSON COMPLETE AND CONTINUE button to track your progress and advance. All lessons must be marked complete to receive a certificate for this course.
Please note that your enrollment in this course ends after 30 days. You can re-enroll at any time and pick up where you left off.
Introduction to Synthetic Testing
Configuring a New Browser Test
Defining Test Actions & Assertions
Lab 1: Writing Basic Synthetic Browser Tests
Recording Actions with the Datadog Test Recorder Extension
Managing Tests & Results
The Browser Test Performance Dashboard
Lab 2: Recording & Monitoring User Flows
Additional Resources & Next Steps
Feedback Survey