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Configure Frontend Observability
After instrumenting your application, configure Frontend Observability to control what data you collect, how it’s processed, and how your application behaves.
Configuration topics
Control data collection
- Sampling - Reduce data volume by sampling telemetry
- Filter bots - Exclude automated traffic from monitoring
- Exclude endpoints - Prevent specific URLs from being tracked
Customize behavior
- Override service name - Set custom application identifiers
- Data proxy - Route telemetry through a proxy server
- Process Faro telemetry - Transform telemetry before sending
Deployment and integration
- Inject instrumentation - Add monitoring via script injection
- Composable frontends - Configure micro-frontends and modular applications
- Upload source maps - Enable readable stack traces in error reports
- CSP violation tracking - Monitor Content Security Policy violations
Before you begin
Make sure you have:
- Instrumented your application with the Faro Web SDK
- Your Frontend Observability instance running and collecting data
Next steps
After configuring your instrumentation:
- Visualize and explore data to analyze user behavior and performance
- Create alerts to get notified about issues
- Integrate with other tools to correlate frontend and backend data
