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Faro (Grafana)

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About Faro (Grafana)

Grafana Faro is a web SDK for real user monitoring that instruments browser frontend applications to capture observability signals.

Key Capabilities

✓Real user monitoring for frontend applications
✓Error tracking and performance data capture
✓Seamless integration with Grafana observability stack
✓Correlation of frontend data with backend metrics and logs
✓Open source SDK for customization and extensibility

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Quick Facts

grafana.com/oss/faro

CategoryObservability & Monitoring

PricingOpen Source

DeploymentOpen Source

Target SizeEnterprise

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