More than 1 origin (subdomain) in dashboard?

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Holmes_L

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Sep 8, 2022, 9:10:35 PM9/8/22
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Hi there,

As I am very new to CrUX and the dashboard in Google Data Studio, may I ask:
  • Does "origin" = "subdomain"?
  • Is only 1 origin allowed for 1 dashboard?
    As we own more than 3 subdomains under a domain, is there a way to create a "by origin" chart, to see something such as:
    - P75 CLS by month by origin: maybe use line chart, Y axis is P75 CLS (sec), X axis is Month, 3 lines each represents 1 subdomain
    or
    - Good LCP by origin (current month): maybe use bar chart, each bar represents 1 subdomain, Y axis is P75 CLS (sec)
    Note: we don't own / neither have permission in GSC to: www.domain.com,
    instead, we own / have permission in GSC to: subdomain1.domain.com, subdomain2.domain.com, subdomain3.domain.com

Barry Pollard

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Sep 9, 2022, 1:52:12 AM9/9/22
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Origin represents the scheme and the fully qualified domain (i.e. including the subdomain).

http://www.example.com is a different origin.
https://blog.example.com is another different origin.

The CrUX Dashboard in Data Studio is based on a single Origin. It may be possible to create your own studio dashboard based on this data set (or by creating your own connector to the underlying BigQuery database), but I'm afraid that's beyond the support that we could provide here.

For my own use I use a search shortcut (detailed here: https://dev.to/rick_viscomi/making-a-custom-crux-dash-shortcut-in-chrome-3i4e) to quick get a dashboard for a domain using the main template, and that URL can then be bookmarked.

CrUX is a public dataset so is not linked to Google Search Console. GSC does also exposes CrUX data (in a slightly different form) in their Core Web Vitals reports which you will need access to GSC to see, but for the CrUX Dashboard, API or BigQuery tables no such access is required.

Thanks,
Barry

Holmes_L

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Sep 9, 2022, 3:40:17 AM9/9/22
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Thanks Barry for your clear reply.
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