Observability teams often ask why we don’t show monolithic traces for issues like slow startups. While they theoretically reveal all services involved, they’re hard to interpret, and distract from what’s critical: the mobile experience context.
Embrace's latest upgrade to our performance tracing feature lets engineers see all the network requests that occur in a user flow as individual spans within a larger trace instance. Engineers can now better understand the temporal relationship between network activity and other events within a flow, leading to quicker insights and faster issue resolution.
Embrace engineers share a few key learnings from supporting larger log sizes, including working around a current limitation in ClickHouse and testing several skip indices to optimize query performance and storage cost.
Traditional logging tools miss the mark for mobile engineers who need more detail and better, actionable data. With Embrace’s OpenTelemetry Logs in Context, engineers now get the full scope of logging resources they need to effectively troubleshoot their issues.
Learn how the Embrace iOS team decided to open source versus build in public as well as what their CI/CD process is for delivering new SDK releases into the public repo.
Go-to-market agreement enables full-stack observability with unparalleled visibility into mobile user experiences to SREs, DevOps, and mobile developers
Embrace is modernizing full-stack observability by providing open source, portable, and extensible mobile frameworks to OTel for site reliability and developer teams.
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