Monitoring Native Mobile Apps on Real Networks, Locations and Devices

Bitbar Monitoring allows proactive monitoring of mobile applications, games and websites, plus API endpoints to ensure content is not only available, but performance is top notch and fully functional from mobile.

Features Benefits

How Does Your App, Game or Website work in Different Locations?

Using Real Networks on Real Locations, Conditions and with Real Hardware Provides Comprehensive Understanding of End-User Experience. Discover What is Wrong, How to Optimize and Fix It.

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Mobile Performance Index #2 – Kickstart Synthetic Monitoring for Mobile Apps

App monitoring is a critical part of the mobile app development and DevOps process in the same way that test automation should be thought of as a foundational component of agile release cycles, regardless if it is a mobile website or an Android/iOS native mobile app. Without monitoring your mobile applications, it can have a…

Mobile App

How well does my mobile app work on real networks? How fast is it and are transactions working?

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Mobile Website

Is my mobile website up and what is the load time in a specific location? How can it be improved?

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API

Is the back-end responsive in a certain location and network? How quickly does it respond?

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User Segments of Mobile Monitoring

Banking and Payment Providers. Mobile banking and the usage of mobile to carry out financial transactions have become prominent around the world. Performance and UX are the differentiators.

E-Commerce and Online Retail. The e-commerce and online retailing are the most revenue driven segments in mobile. How to make sure buyers get their purchases through using mobile app or website?

Gaming and Gambling. Mobile gaming and gambling has been booming for years. Bluntly, if mobile app or website doesn’t provide efficient, slick user experience, people will leave it and go for something else.

News and Media. News and Media are delivered through a hybrid approach where end-user doesn’t know whether it is an app or website. Only critical that matters is that info is delivered in timely manner.

Advertising. Being offline or showing wrong things doesn’t boost the revenue generation from ads shown to end-users, and that can have catastrophic consequences for your revenue generation.

Enterprise Apps and Websites. While demand for mobile apps in enterprises is growing, the service level of those in various locations, under real user conditions, isn’t always considered carefully.

Stream and Video. When streaming any content via Internet problems can be encountered due to bandwidth changes and irregularity. Monitoring the stream capabilities can help to fix problems, instantly.

Content Delivery and APIs. Today, there are no mobile apps that wouldn’t require some sort of API integration or using APIs to enable data communication, integration to back-end servers.

Best Practices for Mobile Monitoring

Mobile monitoring can help to address and spot out performance, user experience and compatibility issues during the testing part of sprint. But the best outcome can be achieved when app, website or API is monitored in the real network, using real user environment, and without doing any modifications for getting the product monitored.

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Mobile DevOps Process

When looking into Mobile DevOps process and its steps, things don’t happen in waterfall, but process itself is highly iterative and all these tasks (and use of devops tools) happen in cycles. Code, Build, Test and Package can be seen as a simple agile sprint and therefore the later tasks could be also included in each sprint. This can be extremely beneficial if certain activities are included in those sprints.

Process for Mobile Devops