In the AppDynamics Spring 2014 release we greatly improved our End User Monitoring solution and added Mobile Application Performance Monitoring for iOS and Android applications. Through our end user experience dashboard you can understand the end user experience of your users in real-time via browsers or mobile devices:
We greatly improved visibility into the geography drill down breaking down requests by web vs mobile and iOS vs Android:
We added more granular client-side metrics with a new waterfall timing visualization for browser snapshots:
We also added server-side correlation for browser snapshots for end to end visibility from the client-side to the server-side:
We enhanced our browser snapshots with a better drill down for discovering javascript errors:
We also expore all client-side metrics in the metrics browser to easily track and correlate over time:
AppDynamics added support for iOS and Android applications with complete end user monitoring, crash reporting, network request snapshots and device and user analytics:
Through instrumenting network requests from mobile apps to the server side you gain end to end visibility from device all the way to the server-side with Network Request Metrics. With AppDynamics Mobile Snapshots with Server-side Correlation you can correlate network errors and exceptions on the server-side:
With AppDynamics Mobile APM Crash Reporting you can proactively detect and respond to application crashes, hangs, and failed network requests and discover crash metrics by Device, Geo, App and OS Version etc. Gain complete visibility with iOS Crash Reporting with symbolication:
With User & Device Analytics you can understand your users with breakdown by device, connection, carrier, os version, app version
Through the AppDynamics metric browser you can track custom metrics and get complete visibility into the performance of your mobile apps:
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