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WHAT WE'RE WORKING ON FOR WPM (Updated July 15, 2020)

solarwinds_worldwide_llc over 7 years ago

Since the release of Web Performance Monitor 2020.2, there have been a lot of things going on behind the scenes here at SolarWinds. Everything from new WPM specific features to Orion platform enhancements are in the works! See below:

Enhancements to recorder – Additional features and capabilities for the new recorder to allow for the successful capture and replay of more scenarios, on more web apps.
Enhancements to Pingdom integration – Feature parity items for recordings saved to Pingdom such as recognizing key strokes and image match.
Support for FIPS Environments – ability to run, capture, and report on synthetic checks while in FIPS mode.

Feel free to submit feature requests for WPM here: Web Performance Monitor (formerly SeUM) Feature Requests

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0 designerfx over 6 years ago

tagging mrs.alterego for this one. Maybe she can provide some general estimates as to where things sit, with respect to what you are able to say? Are we looking at a major WPM 2016 release, Q1 2017, etc? Is priority in the order of the features listed in this request?
I like WPM and desire to use it on my current job as it had a lot of value on my last job, but I'm cautious as well. Kinda hard to make an argument for WPM without new features if it doesn't compare to F/OSS stuff like dalekJS or selenium function wise (which use many browsers and support IE11, etc). I understand that WPM was acquired as it was formerly SEUM, but it could use some love.
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0 designerfx over 6 years ago

tagging mrs.alterego for this one. Maybe she can provide some general estimates as to where things sit, with respect to what you are able to say? Are we looking at a major WPM 2016 release, Q1 2017, etc? Is priority in the order of the features listed in this request?
I like WPM and desire to use it on my current job as it had a lot of value on my last job, but I'm cautious as well. Kinda hard to make an argument for WPM without new features if it doesn't compare to F/OSS stuff like dalekJS or selenium function wise (which use many browsers and support IE11, etc). I understand that WPM was acquired as it was formerly SEUM, but it could use some love.
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