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 now supports custom aggregates using child spans, not just root spans. This includes creating custom metrics, custom dashboards, and alerts based on nested child spans, giving engineers the capability to do ultra-granular analysis and examine small (yet critical) operations in detail.
Observability and performance experts combine to deliver a unified view of end-user experience with deeper web and mobile RUM insights and synthetic monitoring, fully integrated into the observability ecosystem.
Black Friday is a stress test for every retail app. See how leading teams use Embrace and OpenTelemetry to connect technical performance to real user experience—and keep conversions high when it matters most.
Learn how to set up Embrace Web RUM in six simple steps. Capture 100% of real user sessions, analyze Core Web Vitals, and connect frontend performance to real user behavior — all powered by OpenTelemetry.
In this OpenTelemetry expert panel, we discuss the new Browser SIG, key challenges of adapting OTel for the frontend, and how web developers can get started with OpenTelemetry.
Embrace now automatically calculates a severity score for every JavaScript exception to help you prioritize the most critical issues affecting your users.
Our updated Release Health page gives engineers an effective launchpad to evaluate performance across app releases, examine trends, and quickly spot regressions. Plus, Embrace's Release Health connects you with the details you need to start troubleshooting a release issue – fast.
In this OpenTelemetry expert panel, we discuss the challenges of collecting telemetry in mobile apps, why mobile developers struggle with observability, and what the current support for OpenTelemetry is on Android and Swift.
