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Embrace's React Native SDK team created an OpenTelemetry-compliant instrumentation library for tracking navigation flows. Learn about the challenges, key decisions, and how you can use this instrumentation in your React Native apps today!

Engineering teams use mobile SLOs to monitor user flows and ensure user-impacting issues are detected and resolved quickly. In this tutorial, we'll show you how to use Embrace, in combination with Grafana, to build and monitor mobile SLO for your app – from initial app instrumentation, all the way to connecting to backend dashboards and alerts.

Embrace's Data Destinations work by collecting data through the Embrace SDK, generating structured metrics, and transmitting them using OpenTelemetry. Learn how the Embrace engineering team built this system and how it addresses several key challenges in mobile metrics collection.

Watch this OpenTelemetry expert panel to learn about key advancements in the space and what’s on the horizon for 2025. And to see cool holiday sweaters.

OpenTelemetry is a powerful observability framework that can help engineers monitor and resolve common Android performance issues. We'll dive into a few of these issues, with instrumentation samples, below.

Check out this RedMonk Conversation with Senior Analyst Kate Holterhoff and Embrace's Andrew Tunall as the pair discuss the growing need for mobile-specific SLOs in the observability space.

Any team can effectively adopt service-level objectives as part of their mobile observability strategy by following a few best practices.

Watch an on-demand webinar where Embrace and Grafana experts show you how to bring mobile observability into your DevOps practice.

Embrace is now part of the Amazon Web Services (AWS) Independent Software Vendor (ISV) Accelerate Program and is available via AWS Marketplace, making it easier for AWS customers to adopt our observability platform and get best-in-class mobile performance insights.