performance-monitoring-system

Full stack performance monitoring collects and visualizes timing data for frontend and backend operations to help discover bottlenecks. It provides real-time charts and logs to track IPC timing, route navigation, and backend command execution statistics.

Yes, real-time monitoring tracks IPC timing and route navigation latency. It visualizes frontend IPC calls and route navigation durations alongside backend command execution statistics on a live dashboard with cards and log tables.

The best way to collect backend command execution statistics is using a performance monitoring system with a simple API. It enables monitoring, captures execution data in memory, and visualizes success rates and durations for development and debugging workflows.

No, performance monitoring data does not persist across restarts. It saves data in memory with a maximum cap of 5000 records and defaults to non-persistent storage to facilitate quick iteration and debugging.

You can export performance logs from in-memory storage using the optional export feature provided by the monitoring API. This allows you to retrieve the collected timing data and execution statistics before they are automatically trimmed.